GV2ME16 – Schneider TeSys GV2 Motor Protection Circuit Breaker, 9–14A, Thermal Magnetic, 3 Pole

Product Description The Schneider GV2ME16 TeSys GV2 Motor Protection Circuit Breaker (MPCB) is a compact and reliable thermal-magnetic protection device designed for motors. It provides thermal protection (overload) and magnetic protection (short-circuit), ensuring safety and long-lasting performance. This model supports adjustable thermal protection from 9A to 14A, making it suitable for a wide range of 3-phase motor applications. With its 3-pole design, screw clamp terminals, and compact frame, the GV2ME16 is widely used in motor starters, pumps, HVAC, compressors, and industrial control panels. At PowerMark Solution, we supply original Schneider TeSys GV2 breakers, including the GV2ME16, trusted for motor protection and automation projects. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand Schneider Electric Series TeSys GV2 Model Number GV2ME16 Product Type Motor Protection Circuit Breaker (MPCB) Protection Type Thermal-magnetic Rated Operational Current Adjustable 9–14 A Rated Operational Voltage 690 V AC Rated Insulation Voltage 690 V AC Poles 3 Pole Breaking Capacity High short-circuit breaking capacity Electrical Durability 100,000 operations (at rated load) Mechanical Durability 1 million operations Utilization Category AC-3 Terminal Type Screw clamp terminals Mounting Type DIN rail or panel mounting Dimensions Compact frame (approx. 45 mm width) Certifications CE, UL, CSA, IEC, RoHS compliant Applications Motor protection, overload & short-circuit safety, control panels FAQs Q1: What is the current adjustment range of GV2ME16?A: It provides adjustable thermal protection from 9–14A. Q2: How many poles does it have?A: The GV2ME16 is a 3-pole breaker. Q3: What type of protection does it provide?A: Thermal (overload) and magnetic (short-circuit) protection. Q4: What is the rated operational voltage?A: Up to 690V AC. Q5: Where is it commonly used?A: In motor starters, HVAC, pumps, compressors, and industrial automation.