Manufacturer profile

Sprecher + Schuh

Sprecher + Schuh is a manufacturer based in United States. [S1]

Country
United States [S1]
Sprecher + Schuh industrial contactors
Official product image [S11]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Sprecher + Schuh manufactures industrial motor-control and protection products. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S6]

Contactor

Documented series: Sprecher + Schuh industrial contactors

Sprecher + Schuh manufactures industrial motor-control and protection products. [S6]

Documented specifications for Contactor
Current rating9A [S7]
  • Sprecher + Schuh industrial contactors [S3]

Selection fit: IEC and NEMA contactors for motor control and industrial switching. [S3]

Motor Protector

Documented series: Sprecher + Schuh KTA9-80H motor circuit controller

Sprecher + Schuh manufactures industrial motor-control products including KT9 motor circuit controllers. [S8]

  • Sprecher + Schuh KTA9-80H motor circuit controller [S4]

Selection fit: UL 60947-4-1 Type E motor circuit controller / MPCB with Class 10 thermal overload and magnetic short-circuit protection. [S4]

Thermal Relay

Documented series: Sprecher + Schuh CEP7 solid-state overload relay

Sprecher + Schuh manufactures industrial motor control including CEP7 solid-state overload relays. [S9]

  • Sprecher + Schuh CEP7 solid-state overload relay [S5]

Selection fit: Electronic overload relay for CA7 contactor motor starters, selectable trip class, 5:1 FLA adjustment, self-powered. [S10]

Product range and documented series

Sprecher + Schuh manufactures industrial motor-control and protection products. [S6]

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Procurement fit

Procurement specifications should reference the Sprecher + Schuh contactor series for general-purpose motor control and industrial switching under either IEC or NEMA configurations. For motor protection, the KTA9-80H is specified as a UL 60947-4-1 Type E motor circuit controller with Class 10 thermal overload and magnetic short-circuit protection, and it is listed to EN45545-1. For thermal overload, the CEP7 is specified as an electronic, self-powered relay for CA7 contactor motor starters, offering a selectable trip class and a 5:1 FLA adjustment range. Buyers should request model-level datasheets for frame sizes and ratings.

Technical capabilities

The KTA9-80H motor circuit controller combines thermal overload and magnetic short-circuit protection in a single device and is listed as a UL 60947-4-1 Type E MPCB. The CEP7 solid-state overload relay is electronic and self-powered, with a selectable trip class and a 5:1 FLA adjustment range, designed for direct mounting to CA7 contactors. The contactor series covers both IEC and NEMA form factors for motor control and industrial switching duties. No additional electrical ratings, horsepower tables, coil voltages, or auxiliary contact configurations are documented in the supplied facts.

Markets and applications

Documented applications are limited to the technical descriptions provided. The contactor series is identified for motor control and industrial switching across general industrial environments. The KTA9-80H is positioned for motor circuit protection where Type E coordination per UL 60947-4-1 is required, and the EN45545-1 listing indicates relevance for rail vehicle and related rolling stock installations. The CEP7 electronic overload relay is intended for use with CA7 contactor motor starters, typically deployed in motor starter assemblies. No end-market segmentation, regional data, or specific industry verticals beyond the EN45545-1 reference are publicly documented.

Evidence limitations

Several common procurement fields are not publicly documented in the supplied facts. Frame sizes, current ratings, coil voltages, and horsepower tables for the contactor series are not listed. Detailed KTA9-80H ampere ranges, trip curves, and short-circuit withstand ratings beyond the Class 10 and magnetic protection summary are not provided. CEP7 trip class options, FLA setting range bounds, communication protocols, and accessory modules are not specified. Certifications beyond UL 60947-4-1 and EN45545-1, country of origin detail beyond United States, distributor channels, lead times, and warranty terms are not publicly documented.

Editorial summary

Sprecher + Schuh is a manufacturer of industrial control components based in the United States. The product scope documented in this directory covers three categories: contactors, motor protectors, and thermal relays. The contactor line is described as industrial contactors supporting both IEC and NEMA frameworks. The motor protector offering is represented by the KTA9-80H motor circuit controller, listed to EN45545-1. The thermal relay line is anchored by the CEP7 solid-state overload relay, specified for use with CA7 contactor motor starters. All references below draw strictly from the manufacturer's published technical descriptions.

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Frequently asked questions

What Contactor product is documented for Sprecher + Schuh?

The retained product material names Sprecher + Schuh industrial contactors. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S3]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.