Key Technical Parameters
General & Protection
Product / Model: ABB TA75DU‑42M Thermal Overload Relay
Part Number: 1SAZ321201R2003
Device Type: Thermal overload protection relay
Application: Protection of three‑phase motors from overload and phase loss
Mounting: Mounted directly onto compatible contactors (e.g., AX50, AX65, AX80 series)
Trip Class: Class 10A (standard thermal trip characteristic)
Reset: Manual or automatic reset configurable
Current & Settings
Adjustable Current Setting Range: 29 – 42 A
Rated Operational Current (Ie): 42 A
Temperature Compensation: Yes (helps maintain consistent protection across ambient temps)
Phase Protection: Detects phase failure and imbalance
Contacts & Signals
Auxiliary Contacts:
1 Normally Closed (NC) – trip contact
1 Normally Open (NO) – signal/indication contact
Signal/Control Contact Ratings: Suitable for control logic and panel indication circuits
Electrical & Connection
Rated Insulation Voltage: Up to 690 V AC (main circuit)
Rated Operational Voltage (Main Circuit): Up to 690 V AC
Auxiliary Contact Ratings:
Typical small control loads (e.g., up to a few amps at common control voltages)
Terminal Type: Screw terminals for main and auxiliary circuits
Suitable Contactor Types: AX50, AX65, AX80 series contactors
Physical & Environmental
Poles: 3‑pole (for three‑phase circuits)
Degree of Protection: IP20 (housing terminals protected)
Ambient Operating Temperature Range: ~‑25 °C to +55 °C
Storage Temperature Range: ~‑40 °C to +70 °C
Product Size (approx): Width ~54 mm × Height ~90 mm × Depth ~111 mm
Net Weight: ~0.33 kg
Features & Functions
Trip‑Free Mechanism: Ensures the relay remains open once tripped until reset
Stop and Test Buttons: Allows simulation and stopping for testing and safety verification
Reliable Electromechanical Protection: Uses bimetal elements for thermal detection
Temperature Compensation: Maintains accurate trip over temperature variations
The ABB 1SAZ321201R2003 is a TA75DU‑42M thermal overload relay designed to protect three‑phase motors and electrical equipment from overload and phase fault conditions. This electromechanical device is mounted in series with a contactor and continuously monitors the motor load. When the current exceeds the set range or a phase failure occurs, the relay trips to disconnect the motor, helping prevent damage. It features adjustable current setting, temperature compensation, and both trip and signal contacts for control or indication circuits, and can be configured for manual or automatic reset depending on application needs.