3RM1001-1AA04 servomotor
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Germany, Grenzach-Wyhlen
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* Current range: max. 0.9 A
* Mounting type: DIN rail
* Nominal current: max. 0.9 A
* Origin: Germany
* Series: SIRIUS
* Supply voltage: 24V DC
* Type: 3RM1001-1AA04
The Siemens SIRIUS motor starter 3RM1001-1AA04 This device combines the functions of a circuit breaker, motor protection, and switching unit in a very small space. It is ideally suited for small motors up to 0.75 kW, especially where space is limited in the control cabinet. This particular unit is used but in good condition and complete.
The system consists of the parts shown in the pictures.
Advantages:
- Compact all-in-one motor starter – ideal for mechanical engineering, retrofit & OEM
- High operational reliability thanks to integrated overcurrent and short-circuit protection
- Intuitive handling with rotary dial, LEDs and side reset
- Easy integration 24 V DC power supply, DIN rail mounting
- Cost-effective solution for service, spare parts or series production
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General functions:
- Electronic direct starter for 3-phase asynchronous motors
- Power supply: 24 V DC
- Rated current: max. 0.9 A
- Power output: up to 0.75kW @ 400 V AC
- Integrated motor protection (thermal + electronic)
- LED status indicators: Operation / Fault / Status
- Switch position: AUTO – OFF – Manual operation
- Suitable for standard DIN rail mounting
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CO₂ savings:
Reusing a used 3RM1001 module avoids the production, logistics and packaging of a new part.
Estimated amount of CO₂ saved: 200–300 kg CO₂
This corresponds, for example, to the generation of 2,500 emails or the CO₂ footprint of a washing machine per year.