Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector – 63A 220V

Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector 63A

The Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector is a DIN-rail monitoring and protection device for compatible 220V single-phase electrical circuits. Its dual digital display provides real-time voltage and load-current information, helping users and electricians check the operating condition directly at the distribution board.

When the measured voltage or current moves outside the configured limits, the device can disconnect the connected load. After acceptable supply conditions return, it can reconnect the circuit once the selected restart delay is completed. Adjustable parameters allow a qualified electrician to coordinate the protection response with the connected equipment and circuit design.

Key Features

• Two-pole configuration: designed for compatible single-phase line-and-neutral circuits.
• 63A rated-current model: must be matched to the actual load, wiring capacity and upstream protective device.
• Dual digital display: shows measured voltage and current for convenient circuit monitoring.
• Over-voltage cutoff: disconnects the load when sustained voltage exceeds the configured upper threshold.
• Under-voltage cutoff: isolates the circuit when voltage falls below the selected lower threshold.
• Overcurrent setting: supports disconnection when measured current exceeds the configured value.
• Delayed automatic reconnection: restores power after acceptable conditions return and the chosen delay has elapsed.
• Adjustable settings: allows a competent installer to select appropriate protection limits and timing.
• DIN-rail mounting: fits a compatible indoor electrical distribution enclosure.

Suitable Applications

The Lecent 63A voltage and current protector can be considered for residential distribution boards, offices, retail shops, small commercial premises, compatible generator-backed supplies and selected solar inverter AC circuits. It may also form part of a properly designed circuit for refrigerators, air conditioners, pumps or other equipment where voltage and current monitoring is useful.

Motors and compressors can draw a high starting current and may need dedicated overload protection or a suitably rated contactor. Reconnection timing should follow the equipment manufacturer’s requirements because an immediate restart after a brief interruption may stress certain appliances or machinery.

Understanding the 63A Rating

The 63A marking describes the device’s rated-current class, but it does not mean every connected circuit can safely carry 63A. Actual safe capacity depends on conductor size, insulation type, installation method, ambient temperature, terminal capacity, upstream breaker and continuous load. A higher setting must never be used to compensate for undersized wiring or incorrect circuit design.

Important Protection Difference

This device monitors sustained voltage and current conditions, but it does not replace all protective equipment required in a distribution board. A correctly selected MCB provides short-circuit and fault overcurrent protection. An RCCB or RCD provides earth-leakage protection, while a dedicated surge protective device is intended for short transient events associated with lightning or switching.

Sustained high voltage and a transient surge are different electrical events. Depending on the installation, a coordinated system may include this protector together with an MCB, RCCB/RCD, SPD, proper earthing and an external contactor. The complete arrangement should be designed according to the connected load and applicable electrical requirements.

What to Check Before Ordering

• Confirm the product marking shows the required voltage and 63A rating.
• Verify the single-phase line-and-neutral terminal arrangement.
• Calculate the actual load current and check conductor capacity.
• Confirm the upstream breaker and earth-leakage protection requirements.
• Check available DIN-rail and wiring space in the enclosure.
• Determine whether the load requires a contactor or motor-protection device.

For a coordinated installation, browse compatible circuit breakers, distribution boxes and other voltage protection devices available from HN Electric.

Professional Installation Required

A qualified electrician must install and configure the Lecent protector with the supply safely isolated. Before energizing the final load, the installer should verify line and neutral connections, conductor size, terminal tightness, protective-device coordination and suitable threshold settings. Cutoff and delayed-reconnection operation should then be tested safely.

Display layout, menu labels and available setting ranges may vary by production batch. Always follow the markings and instructions supplied with the actual unit rather than assumed values. Contact HN Electric with your supply details, expected load and a clear distribution-board photo if you need product-selection guidance.

Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector FAQs

What does this protector monitor?

The Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector monitors supply voltage and load current on a compatible single-phase circuit. It can disconnect the load when configured voltage or current limits are exceeded.

Does it replace an MCB or RCCB?

No. It does not replace correctly selected short-circuit protection or residual-current protection. A qualified electrician should coordinate it with the MCB, RCCB or RCBO, earthing and any required surge protection.

Can every circuit use the 63A setting?

No. The setting must suit the cable capacity, load, terminals and upstream protection. Never increase the current limit simply to stop repeated trips.

Buy Lecent Voltage Protection in Pakistan

The Lecent 2 Pole Volt Ampere Protector is available from HN Electric alongside electrical protection, solar and distribution equipment across Pakistan. Order the Lecent 63A two-pole voltage and current protector online, or ask our team for selection support before purchase.