1409-BOAD

The 1409-BOAD module is an Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation arcing ground fault relay module that is used for professional systems that operate under strict industrial working conditions. The module is part of a series of several available models that are made for a variety of applications. The 1409 relay modules are made with a maximum power range of 7.5 to 400 Horsepower and with different starter sizes classified by NEMA. These components are made for different voltage ranges and they have an adjustable trip rating from 1 to 6 Amps. The adjustable trip range provides maximum sensitivity and it prevents nuisance tripping. The 1409-BOAD arcing ground fault detection system offers exceptional application flexibility thanks to its output Form C contact with a single-pole double-throw feature and it features a 50 milliseconds time delay which is nominal to minimize nuisance tripping.

The 1409-BOAD module is classified as a Class II device and it comes with very important high current inhibit features. The module has a NEMA 1 starter size and it is considered to be a basic relay model from the 1409 series. The unit has a maximum power output power rating of 7.5 Horsepower and a maximum input voltage range of 200 to 230 Volts AC. In addition to that, the supply voltage of the 1409-BOAD module is 120 Volts AC with a maximum input frequency of 60 Hertz. The power input rating is 3 Volt-Amps. The 1409-BOAD arcing ground fault detection module has a full load current of 27 Amps and a minimum/maximum high current inhibit rating of 114/144 Amps. The dimensions of the module include a width of 89 millimeters (3.5 inches), a height of 154 millimeters (6 inches), and a depth of 111 millimeters (4.3 inches).