Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Russian manufacturing company Systeme Electric, a manufacturer of integrated solutions in the field of power distribution and automation, presents a new line of SystemePact GM2 circuit breakers.

SystemePact GM2 are designed for use in control systems of any scale. They will ensure reliable operation of standard infrastructure facilities (elevators, pumps, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems) and equipment in light industry and petrochemical enterprises, as well as in construction. The new line can also be used in the mining industry, metallurgy, shipbuilding, for water supply and sanitation, at nuclear power plants and various critical infrastructure facilities with high operational requirements.

The new products meet the best global standards and will help simplify the transition from imported equipment due to their characteristics and dimensions, as well as the interchangeability of accessories.

SystemePact GM2 circuit breakers will provide reliable protection for a wide range of electric motors and other equipment. The load is designed for a current of up to 32A, and the breaking capacity is 100 kA. The maximum operating temperature is from -35°C to +70°C, the regulated service life is 10 years.

The new line is available in versions with a rotary handle or push-button control, with protection against short circuit (SC) and overload, or with protection only against short circuit.

A full range of accessories is available for SystemePact GM2, including a remote rotary handle, MCC components, a seal for the adjustment dial, an emergency auxiliary short circuit alarm contact, short circuit current limiters, busbars and adapters for direct connection to contactors.

The compact size, high performance and extensive functionality of SystemePact GM2 circuit breakers will allow you to implement the most complex solutions that require maximum efficiency and safety.

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