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Which Series Do Chint 135-160A Thermal Overload Relays Belong to?

Chint thermal overload relays with a setting current range of 135-160A (including the adjustable interval of 135-160A) are mainly available in the following 4 series, covering both old and new product lines and adapting to different installation and functional requirements:

  1. Core Adaptable Series & Model Overview
Series NameFrame ModelSetting Current RangeCore FeaturesMounting MethodAdaptable Contactors
JR36 Series (Classic Standalone Type)JR36-160100-160A (adjustable to 135-160A)Bimetallic strip type, phase failure protection, temperature compensation, 10A trip classStandalone MountingTraditional contactors such as CJT1-100, CJT1-150
NR2 Series (Mainstream Plug-in Type)NR2-200100-160A (adjustable to 135-160A)Plug-in design, action indication, automatic/manual reset, 10A trip classPlug-in + StandaloneNC2-160, NC2-200, etc.
NXR Series (KunLun New Generation)NXR-20080-160A/100-160A (adjustable to 135-160A)Added test/stop function, upgraded protection, more stable performancePlug-in + StandaloneChint KunLun contactors such as NC3-160, NC3-200
NR4 Series (JRS2 Industry Designation)NR4-200100-160A (adjustable to 135-160A)Three-phase bimetallic strip, differential phase failure protection, temperature compensation, 10A trip classPlug-in + StandaloneUniversal for NC series
  1. Comparison of Key Parameters of Each Series
Comparison ItemJR36 SeriesNR2 SeriesNXR SeriesNR4 Series
Rated Voltage690V AC/50/60Hz690V AC/50/60Hz690V AC/50/60Hz690V/1000V AC/50/60Hz
Maximum Setting Current160A630A (full series)630A (full series)180A (full series)
Trip Class10A10A10A10A
Auxiliary Contacts1NO+1NC (partial models)1NO+1NC1NO+1NC1NO+1NC
Functional DifferencesBasic protection, simple structureStandard functions, high market shareComprehensive functions, new generation main productIndustry universal, strong compatibility
Applicable ScenariosRenovation of old equipment, standalone mounting requirementsNew construction projects, mainstream application of plug-in typeHigh-end projects, functional upgrade requirementsExport/industry supporting, JRS2 standard adaptation

III. Key Points for Selection and Application

  1. Current Matching Principle: 135-160A is the upper adjustment limit of the 100-160A specification. Ensure the rated load current ≤ 160A and the long-term operating current ≤ 135A (a 10% margin is reserved).
  2. Mounting and Heat Dissipation:

Reserve ventilation space for standalone mounting and avoid enclosed environments;

When the ambient temperature > 40℃, derate the load current by 10% for every 10℃ rise (e.g., 135-160A shall be derated to 121.5-144A at 50℃);

Ensure a firm snap connection with the contactor for plug-in mounting to maintain stable contact resistance.

  1. Replacement Recommendations:

Prioritize the NXR Series for new designs (optimal performance, complete functions);

The NR2 Series is an option for replacement of in-service equipment (good compatibility, moderate cost);

The JR36 Series is available for maintenance of old systems (direct replacement without changing the mounting method).

  1. Examples of Complete Markings for Common Models

JR36-160 100-160A (Chint classic standalone thermal overload relay)

NR2-200 100-160A (mainstream plug-in type, adaptable to NC2 contactors)

NXR-200 100-160A (KunLun series, new generation thermal overload relay)

NR4-200 100-160A (JRS2 industry standard, adaptable to various contactors)

Summary: Chint 135-160A thermal overload relays cover four major series: JR36 (classic), NR2 (mainstream), NXR (new generation) and NR4 (industry standard). All adopt a bimetallic strip design with phase failure protection and temperature compensation functions. Users can select the appropriate series according to mounting methods, functional requirements and budgets.

 

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