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Motor Protection Relay 239-AN unit with an isolated and single analog output

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  • Part Number: 239-AN
  • SKU: GM-57521
  • Manufacturer: GE Multilin
  • Series: 239 Motor Protection Relay

239-AN Technical Specifications

Communication Isolation 36 VDC Isolated, Active Source
Communications Baud Rate 1200 to 12k bps
Conversion for Ground Current Inputs True RMS, 16 Samples/Cycle
Shipping Weight 5 lbs
Switch Inputs Duration 100 ms min
Thermal Modeling Lockout Cool Rate 1 to 5000 min programmable ±20% power on / off
Thermal Start Protection Separate Start and Run Protection
Unbalance Range 5 to 100%/OFF
Ventilation Requirements None
Manufacturer General Electric
Part Number 239-AN
Series 239 Motor Protection Relay

About the 239-AN


GE Multilin 239-AN Motor Protection Relay Features

  • Analog Output Flexibility:

    • Features a single, isolated analog output.
    • Operates on three selectable milliampere ranges: 4-20 mA, 0-1 mA, or 0-20 mA.
    • Offers programmable output parameters, including adjusting phase current temperature for RTDs 1, 2, and 3, changing thermal capacity, and modifying the percentage of the full load.
    • Crucial for applications with varied motor loads operating near full capacity, allowing users to monitor for potential trips and adjust loads accordingly.
  • Start Protection Management:

    • Includes start protection, which can be disabled if not required.
    • Setting the "disable starts" setpoint to "yes" allows the relay to bypass start protection, moving directly into overload curves and applying run conditions to protect the connected load.
    • This setpoint can also be linked to a switch input; if the switch input is closed, start protection will be defeated when "disable starts" is set to "yes."
  • Mechanical Jam Protection:

    • Features a "mechanical jam" programming function.
    • Primarily used for protecting attached equipment like gearboxes, saws, compressors, and pumps.
    • It's often recommended that an immediate trip occurs in the event of a locked rotor during device operation.

Frequently Asked Questions about 239-AN

Does the 239-AN relay offer start protection? Can it be disabled?

Yes, the 239-AN includes start protection. It can be disabled if not required for your application. If disabled, the relay will go directly into overload curves and employ run conditions to protect the connected load model.

Reviews For 239-AN

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One downside of the 239-AN relay is that the only feature available on this relay is the analog output ranges. As such, if the user requires a model that needs harsh coating it is best to order a different model. - AX Control Technician

Repair Services For 239-AN

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Repair Service 1-2 weeks $1286

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