TELEMECANIQUE GV2ME14 6-10A

Schneider Electric Motor Protection Circuit Breaker GV2ME14 Description The Schneider Electric GV2ME14 is a thermal-magnetic motor circuit breaker from the TeSys GV2 series. It is engineered to provide essential protection for three-phase motors against overloads and short circuits. Featuring a user-friendly push-button interface for start/stop control, it is a reliable component for manual motor control applications. Specifications Manufacturer: Schneider Electric Type: GV2ME14 Product Range: TeSys GV2 Poles: 3-Pole Thermal Protection Adjustment Range: 6 to 10 A Rated Operational Voltage (Ue): up to 690V AC Control Type: Push-button Breaking Capacity (Icu): 100 kA at 400/415V AC Mounting: DIN Rail or Panel Mount Label Info Ie: 6-10A Standards: IEC 947.2, IEC 947.4.1, VDE 0660 Ui: 690V 50/60Hz Uimp: 6kV Application This motor circuit breaker is suitable for a wide variety of industrial applications, including conveyor systems, pumps, fans, and small machinery where reliable motor protection is critical. Country of Origin Made in France. CO2 Impact Opting for this refurbished component over a new one avoids the emission of approximately 10.4 kg of CO2, a significant saving for environmentally conscious operations. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What is the function of the ‘TEST’ button on the GV2ME14?The ‘TEST’ button allows you to simulate a thermal overload trip. Pressing it will trip the breaker, which confirms the mechanical trip mechanism is functioning correctly without needing an actual overcurrent condition. Can I add auxiliary contacts or an undervoltage trip module to this GV2ME14?Yes, the TeSys GV2 series is modular. You can add various accessories like front or side-mounted auxiliary contact blocks (GVAE, GVAN) and shunt or undervoltage trip modules (GVAU, GVAS) to enhance its functionality. How do I correctly set the thermal overload protection dial for my specific motor?You should set the dial to the motor’s Full Load Ampere (FLA) rating, which is found on the motor’s nameplate. This ensures the breaker will trip if the motor draws excessive current, protecting it from damage. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026