Schneider Electric CAD32MD Control Relay – TeSys Series

Name: Schneider Electric CAD32MD Control Relay – TeSys Series
Brand: Schneider Electric

Model: CAD32MD

Brand Schneider Electric

Series TeSys Series

Model CAD32MD

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Product Details And Specifications

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Technical Specifications

Model	CAD32MD
Brand	Schneider Electric
Module Type	Control Relay (Auxiliary Contactor)
Series	TeSys D
System Architecture	IEC standard, DIN rail / panel mount compatible
Contact Configuration	3 NO + 2 NC (ref.)
Coil Voltage	220 V DC
Operating Temperature	-5°C to +60°C (ref.)
Storage Temperature	-40°C to +70°C (ref.)
Power Supply	DC coil
Mounting	DIN rail / screw mount
Product Condition	New / Refurbished (confirm at order)
Condition review	Available condition, photos, test records and documentation are checked before quotation according to the requested model.
RFQ terms review	Commercial terms are confirmed during RFQ review based on model, condition, documentation, quantity and destination.
Country of Origin	France

Industrial Applications

DCS Distributed Control Systems — auxiliary relay logic in process control core architectures
ESD Emergency Shutdown Systems — safety interlock and protective relay circuits
Turbomachinery Control — speed and sequencing control for gas and steam turbines
Offshore Platforms & FPSO — reliable operation in harsh marine environments
Chemical Reactor Control — precise process switching for hazardous media applications
Nuclear Plant Instrumentation & Control — compliant with IEC 61511 / IEC 61508 safety integrity standards

Emergency Ordering Process

Q: How are RFQ terms confirmed?
A: Quantity, required condition, documentation needs, destination and sourcing route are confirmed during RFQ review before quotation.

Quality Assurance & Express Shipping

Every CAD32MD unit shipped by DriveKNMS passes a rigorous 5-step QA process — emergency orders are held to the same standard, no exceptions:

Visual Inspection — physical damage, corrosion, and anti-counterfeit label verification
Power-On Functional Test — signal behavior and output response validated
Model & Revision Verification — cross-referenced against manufacturer records
ESD-Safe Packaging — anti-static shielding with shock-absorbing protective materials

Logistics: FedEx Priority / DHL Express with real-time tracking. Expedited customs clearance supported. Fastest next-business-day delivery to destination.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is shipping timing confirmed?
A: Shipping method and expected dispatch timing are confirmed during RFQ review after model, condition, quantity and destination are checked.

Q: Can urgent requirements be reviewed?
A: Urgent requirements can be reviewed during RFQ handling based on model, quantity, destination and sourcing route.

Q: How is sourcing status confirmed?
A: Send the part number and quantity so sourcing status can be checked during RFQ review.

Q: Is there a minimum order quantity for emergency purchases?
A: No minimum order quantity. We supply single units for emergency replacements as readily as bulk orders.

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