| Model: | OBS7-6-VA/1P+N |
| Voltage range: | 80-300V |
| Current : | 100A |
The OBCH OBS7-6-VA/1P+N is a DIN-rail mounted voltage and current protector available in 80A and 100A heavy-duty ratings. Designed for single-phase systems, it supports a wide voltage range of 80–300V, making it ideal for unstable power grids worldwide.
This adjustable voltage protector features a dual digital display showing real-time voltage and load current. Front-panel buttons allow users to customize over-voltage, under-voltage, and delay reclosing thresholds. As an auto-reset voltage protector, it automatically reconnects power once grid voltage normalizes, delivering 3-in-1 protection against over-voltage, under-voltage, and overload.
Key Features:
Dual digital display – Red and green screens simultaneously show voltage and current for real-time monitoring.
80–300V ultra-wide voltage range – Delivers stable protection in fluctuating grid environments worldwide.
80A / 100A high current capacity – Handles heavy loads for residential and commercial applications.
Adjustable parameters – Four buttons allow customized over-voltage, under-voltage, and reclosure delay settings.
Auto-reclosing function – Power restores automatically when voltage stabilizes – no manual reset needed.
DIN-rail mounting – Modular snap-on design for quick installation in distribution panels.
3-in-1 protection – Integrated over-voltage, under-voltage, and overload limiting to safeguard appliances.
| Voltage range | 80-300V |
| Current | 100A |
| Supply terminals | N,L |
| Rated supply voltage | AC 220V |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| >U setting range | 130-300V |
| 80-210V | |
| Voltage hysteresis | 5V |
| Overvoltage trip delay | 0.5s |
| Voltage accuracy | <1% |
| Max.operating phase voltage | 350V |
| Max.operating current | 100A |
| Altitude | ≤200m |
| Ambient temperature | -25°℃~+50℃ |
| Permissable relative humidity | ≤50% at 40℃(without condensation) |
| Storage temperature | -25℃~+55℃ |

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Jun 30,2026