Eaton EMR-5000-2A0BB1 Motor Relay - Modbus RTU over RS485

Feature: 16 digital inputs and 9 digital outputs provide flexible I/O for motor protection strategies. Business impact: reduces the need for external controllers, minimizes wiring complexity, and lowers panel footprint, translating into faster commissioning and ongoing maintenance savings. Application: ideal for conveyors, hoists, fans, pump stations, and other motor-driven equipment where local logic and remote signaling are essential. Feature: Modbus RTU or DNP3 RTU over RS-485 communications adds open, standards-based networking. Business impact: seamless integration with existing SCADA and DCS architectures, enhanced fault visibility, and easier data collection for predictive maintenance. Application: suitable for manufacturing lines, water/wastewater facilities, and process automation where remote monitoring is required. Feature: Comprehensive sensing inputs including voltage protection and metering, current protection and metering, power protection and metering, and differential protection. Business impact: precise protection settings guard motors against overcurrents, voltage sags, and power quality events, lowering downtime and extending motor life. Application: critical in high-duty-cycle drives, centrifuges, pumps, and grinding mills where protection accuracy matters. Feature: Projection mounting and removable terminals enable quick, tool-friendly wiring and servicing. Business impact: faster field wiring, easier terminal replacement, and reduced risk during upgrades or expansions. Application: panel builders and OEMs deploying in cramped switchgear, control rooms, or modular enclosures where serviceability matters. Feature: Zone selective interlocking with a single-zone setting enhances selectivity during faults. Business impact: reduces mechanical wear on breakers, minimizes unnecessary trips, and improves system availability. Application: medium to large motor assemblies in plants with shared feeders, such as packaging lines or large centrifugal pumps, where coordinated protection pays for itself over time.