Thermal Overload for TELEMECANIQUE LC1 D18 10?

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Good Morning All...
Does anybody know what motor thermal overload would fit a TELEMECANIQUE LC1 D18 10? I need a 23A overload.
Would this work TELEMECANIQUE LR2D2353?
I can't seem to find any with the correct distance between the inlet 3phase connections for my contactor (photo attached).
Thanks!
 

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