Motor starter GV2ME push-in actuator 0.4-0.63A screw terminals GV2ME04

Motor starter – reliable protection and motor control

The GV2ME motor starter is a compact and efficient device designed to protect electric motors from overload and short circuit. It also provides the ability to control the motor using buttons, making it an ideal solution for both professional installers and end users. The device's construction, based on proven Schneider Electric technology, guarantees long-lasting and trouble-free operation.

Functionality and application

The GV2ME04 motor starter with push-button drive is designed to protect motors with a power of up to 0.18 kW (at 400V) and a rated current of 0.63A. Thanks to the overload release setting range of 0.4-0.63A, it can be adapted to specific application needs. The device offers comprehensive protection – against overload, short circuit and phase failure, which minimizes the risk of damage to the connected motor and ensures the safety of the installation. The button lock in the OFF position further increases safety.

Key features and benefits

• Multifunctionality: Protection against overload, short circuit and phase failure in one device – saving space and costs.
• High breaking capacity: Rated breaking capacity Icu at 100kA at 400V ensures effective protection even in difficult working conditions.
• Simple control: Push-button drive allows easy switching on and off of the motor.
• Safety: Button lock in the OFF position prevents accidental motor start-up during maintenance or repair.
• Compact dimensions: Height 89 mm, width 45 mm and depth 78.2 mm make it easy to install in tight spaces.
• Solid construction: Complete device in housing ensures durability and resistance to mechanical damage.
• Universal voltage: Designed to operate in networks with a rated voltage of 230 to 690 V.
• Screw connection: Provides a secure and durable connection of power cables.

The GV2ME starter is an optimal solution for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications where reliable protection of electric motors and simple control are required.