Schneider Electric GV5P150H TeSys GV Accessories and GV6 Large-Frame Motor Circuit Breakers

Razz Middle East supplies the accessory and large-frame side of Schneider Electric's TeSys motor circuit breaker range across Saudi Arabia — auxiliary contact blocks, terminal shields and extension modules for GV2 and GV3 breakers, and the GV6 large-frame breaker used for bigger motors than GV2 covers. Every item is sourced to order against the reference you quote and delivered duty-paid to your site. Typical lead time is three weeks from order confirmation.

Schneider Electric GV5P150H

This page covers Schneider Electric part number GV5P150H — TeSys GV Accessories and GV6 Large-Frame Motor Circuit Breakers. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About TeSys GV Accessories and GV6 Large-Frame Motor Circuit Breakers

This group holds two related but distinct things, worth telling apart before ordering. GVA, GVAD and GVAE references are accessories for the GV2 and GV3 motor circuit breaker range — they do not protect a motor on their own. GVAE references are mainly auxiliary contact blocks reporting the breaker's position (tripped, on, off) to a controller or lamp; GVAD references cover terminal shields, phase barriers and other protective add-ons; further references cover extension modules linking a GV2 breaker mechanically to a door handle or adjacent device. None substitutes for the breaker itself, and none carries its own current rating — each inherits the rating of the breaker it is fitted to.

GV6 is a different device: a larger-frame motor circuit breaker used where a motor's full-load current is beyond what GV2 covers. It follows the same adjustable-dial principle — set within the range the reference covers — but in a larger body, sized for larger terminals and a higher fault-current rating. GV6P references are the standard breaker body in this frame. As with GV2, GV6 protects; it is not a complete starter, and pairs with a larger contactor rather than a TeSys D.

TeSys GV Accessories and GV6 Large-Frame Motor Circuit Breakers in Saudi Arabia

The accessories here are what a maintenance team reorders as motor starter assemblies age or get reconfigured — an auxiliary contact added so a pump's trip status reaches a SCADA screen, a terminal shield replaced after a panel refit, an extension kit fitted so a breaker can be operated from a door without opening the enclosure. None of this touches the breaker's protective setting, exactly why these are ordered as small separate parts rather than a new breaker.

GV6 belongs at the larger end of motor control: bigger circulation and transfer pumps, compressors, and mill drive motors at cement, mining and petrochemical sites, including Jubail, Yanbu and Ma'aden operations, where a motor's full-load current is beyond what GV2 protects. At that size, correct dial setting and adequate fault-current rating matter more, since a misprotected large motor means a larger repair and longer outage, and panel ambient derating in a hot centre applies with the same force it does on smaller frames.

Ordering and lead time

For accessories, tell us the breaker they mount on — GV2 or GV3, and the specific reference if you have it — because GVA, GVAD and GVAE references are frame-specific and an accessory correct for one will not fit the other. State what it needs to do: report position to a controller, shield a terminal, or extend operation to a door handle, and we will confirm the exact reference against your breaker before ordering.

For a GV6 breaker, give us the motor's full-load current and voltage so the dial range is matched correctly, as for GV2. If replacing an existing GV6, a photograph of the label is the fastest route to the right reference. Tell us if you also need a matching contactor or auxiliary accessories, since these are commonly ordered together for a rebuild. Typical lead time is three weeks from order confirmation, and items are supplied to order and delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.