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Schneider Electric LV847895SP MasterPact MTZ2/3 MCH Motor Mechanism 250-277V Air Circuit Breaker Accessory
Schneider Electric LV847895SP MasterPact MTZ2/3 MCH Motor Mechanism 250-277V Air Circuit Breaker Accessory
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- Description
The Schneider Electric LV847895SP is an MCH electric motor mechanism supplied as a field-replacement spare part for MasterPact MTZ2 and MTZ3 air circuit breakers, built for remote operation on a 250-277 V AC 50/60 Hz control supply. It charges the breaker's closing springs in 4 s or less. It mounts on fixed MasterPact MTZ2/MTZ3 breakers.
Technical Specifications
| Reference | LV847895SP |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
| Range | MasterPact |
| Device short name | MCH |
| Product or Component Type | Motor mechanism |
| Range compatibility | MasterPact MTZ2, MTZ3 |
| Control Type / Mounting Mode | Standard / Fixed |
| [Uc] control circuit voltage | 250-277 V AC 50/60 Hz |
| Threshold tripping voltage / Overcurrent protection | 0.85-1.1 Un / 2-3 x In, 0.1 s |
| Maximum power consumption | 180 VA |
| Maximum charging time / operating frequency | 4 s / <= 3 cycles per minute |
| Provided contact | Limit switch contact, 240 V, 10 A |
| Offer type | Spare part |
| Number of units in package | 6 |
Selection Notes
The LV847895SP covers the top end of the MTZ2/MTZ3 MCH control-voltage range at 250-277 V AC, above the 100-130 V and 200-240 V spares in the same family. Confirm the panel's control transformer tap matches this band before ordering. As with the other MTZ2/MTZ3 motor mechanisms, charging takes up to 4 s and the unit includes a 240 V, 10 A limit switch contact for remote charged-state feedback. Replacing it restores full remote-close capability after a mechanism failure. The limit switch contact remains rated 240 V, 10 A across all three voltage variants.