Ward Leonard Electric WRIL 0-0,32 Overload Relay

Description:

The Ward Leonard WRIL 0-0-32 Overload Relay .25 to .4A is used in industrial motor control and electrical protection systems to provide thermal overload protection for low-current motors, starters, and automation equipment. Commonly installed in industrial control panels, motor starters, conveyor systems, manufacturing machinery, and HVAC assemblies where reliable overload detection and motor protection are required. Maintenance teams, electricians, and industrial technicians use this overload relay for motor control repairs, electrical system maintenance, equipment retrofits, and replacement of failed overload protection components.

Applications:

The Ward Leonard WRIL 0-0-32 overload relay is commonly used in industrial motor control systems, small motor protection circuits, manufacturing equipment, conveyor controls, HVAC assemblies, pump motor applications, and automation systems where dependable overload monitoring and current protection are required to prevent motor damage and electrical failures.

Technical Specifications:

• Brand: Ward Leonard
• Part Number: WRIL 0-0-32
• Product Type: Overload Relay
• Current Adjustment Range: 0.25 to 0.4 Amp
• Function: Thermal motor overload protection
• Application Type: Industrial electrical control systems
• Compatible Equipment: Motor starters and industrial machinery
• System Use: Motor protection and overload detection
• Relay Type: Thermal overload relay
• Installation Style: Panel-mounted motor control installation
• Industrial Use: Manufacturing and automation applications
• Protection Function: Motor overload and current protection
• Compatible Applications: Small motor and conveyor systems
• Construction: Industrial-duty electrical protection assembly
• Operating Environment: Industrial electrical installations
• Maintenance Purpose: Replacement and motor control system repair

Common Replacements:

• Allen-Bradley Thermal Overload Relay
• Siemens Motor Protection Relay
• Square D Overload Relay