• Available for starter construction with A
Line contactors and separate panel
mounting
• Designed for close couple mounting
• Separate base mounting available for
all overload relays
• E16DU Class 10, 20, & 30, factory
selectable
• E200DU – E800DU Class 10, 20 & 30,
field selectable
• Stop button
• Screwdriver guide holes
• All terminal screws are available from the
front
Tripping classes of the thermal overload relays
Standard classes in IEC 947-4-1 are classes: 10 A, 10, 20, 30. The
tripping class indicates according to IEC 947-4-1 the maximum tripping
time in seconds under specified conditions of test at 7.2 times the
setting current and specifies tripping and non tripping times for 1.5 and
7.2 times the setting current. Mostly used class is 10 A.
Abstract from IEC 947-4-1
Tripping class10 A102030
Max. tripping time
at 1.5 x setting current(s)120240480720
(warm state)
Rated insulation voltage U
Rated operational voltage U
Impulse withstand voltage U
Permissible ambient temperature
- for storage°C- 25 to 70
- with compensated operation°C- 25 to 70
Climatic resistance acc. toIEC 68-2-1, IEC 68-2-2, IEC 68-2-14, IEC 68-2-30
Resistance to shockShock duration ms11
Resistance to vibrations
(±1 mm, 10 ... 100 Hz)multiple of g5
Mounting- on contactorDirect to contactor’s
Terminal types and connecting capacity
of main conductors (on load side) /and auxiliary contacts.
- Screw terminals (screw size)
- Torquelbin / Nm7 / 1.0
- connection cross sections
Protection degree to IEC 947-1/EN 60 947-1All terminals are safe from finger-touch and touch by the
Weightlbs / kg.33 / .15
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- with self-disengaging clamping pieceM3.5
- with terminal block–
- with busbar or cable lugs–
- copper strandedAWG / mm
- flexible with connector sleeveAWG / mm
UL / IEC V600 / 690
UL / IEC V600 / 690
kV6
multiple of g15
2
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EN 60 947-4-1 / EN 60 947-5-1
10 - 20 / 2X0.75...4
10 - 20 / 2X0.75...4
back of the hand in acc. with VDE 0106, Part 100
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Technical data of the current paths
TypeE 16 DU
Number of paths3
Setting rangessee page 2.21
Tripping class acc. to IEC 947-4-1/EN 60 947-4-1see page 2.21
Operating frequencyHz50 and 60
Switching frequencyup to 80 ops./h with 40 % continuous duty if starting current not higher
without early trippingthan 6 x In and starting time not longer than 1s
Resistance per phase q
and heat dissipation per phase in Wsee page 2.24
acc. to max. setting current
Required fuses
for short circuit protectionsee page 2.24
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Tripping characteristics
120
100
80
60
40
20
10
8
6
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Tripping time
4
2
Minutes
40
20
10
8
6
Seconds
4
2
1
1
0.8
from cold state
Class 20
Class 10
1.2
1
2
1.5
Tripping current
As multiples of setting current
3
3 phase
4
Class 30
567
Resistance and power dissipation
SettinggL/gGUL/CSAUL/CSAperper phase
range600V 5kA480V/50kAphaseat upper
A – AARK5Class JmΩqW
0.1 – 0.32122970 0.970.1
0.3 – 1.0422113 0.1130.11
0.9 – 2.7104414 0.0140.1
2.0 – 6.32015152.4 0.00240.1
5.7 – 18.95030300.8 0.00080.29
Short circuit protectionResistanceJoule losses
current setting
Technical characteristics of auxiliary contacts
TypeN.C.N.O.
Rated operational voltage U
Conventional free air thermal current I
Rated operational current I
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Short circuit protection gG (gf) fusesA6
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on AC-15, 400VA1.1
on AC-15, 500VA0.9
on AC-15, 690VA0.7
on DC-13, 24VA1.5
on DC-13, 60VA0.5
on DC-13, 110VA0.4
on DC-13, 220VA0.2
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E200DU – E800DU
TypeE200DUE320DUE500DUE800DU
Standards: (major international & European standardsIEC 60947-4-1, EN 60947-4-1, IEC 60947-5-1, EN 60947-5-1
Approvals, certificatesUL, CSA
Rated insulation voltage U
according to IEC 158-1, IEC 60947-4-1
Impulse withstand voltage U
according to IEC 60947-4-1
Permissible ambient temperature
• for storage°C-25 to +70
• with compensated operation°C-25 to +70
Climatic resistance according to: IEC 68-2-1, IEC 68-2-2, IEC 68-2-14, IEC 68-2-30 IEC 68-2-1, IEC 68-2-2, IEC 68-2-30
Mounting positionsmultiple
Resistance to shock (EN 61373)Shock duration ms30
Resistance to vibrations (EN 61373)Category 1, Class B
Mounting
• on contactor
• single mounting2 x M42 x M42 x M42 x M4
Terminal types and connecting capacity
of auxiliary contacts
• Screw terminals (screw size)
• with self-disengaging clamping pieceM3.5
• TorqueNm1.0
Connection cross sections
– Single core or strandedmm
– Flexible with connector sleevemm
Terminal types and connecting capacity
of main conductors
• Screw terminals (screw size)
• with busbar or cable lugsM8M10M10M12
Protection degree to IEC 947-1/EN 60 947-1All auxiliary contact terminals are safe from finger touch and touch by the back of the hand
Number of current paths3
Setting rangesA65 – 200105 – 320170 – 500270 – 800
Tripping class according to IEC 947-4-1/EN 60 947-4-110, 20, 30
Operating frequencyHz50 and 60
Weightlb/kg1.72 / .781.85 / .842.60 / 1.189.35 / 4.24
NOTE: • Installation and maintenance have to be performed according to the technical rules, codes and relevant standards by skilled electricians only.
• When using the “Auto” setting, remember that this means the overload will automatically reset after tripping and the motor may restart automatically. This
automatic restart could cause harm to personnel and material.
• The overload relay mut be exchanged for a new one in case of mechanical and/or electrical damage to prevent harm to personnel and material.
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in accordance with VDE 0106, Part 100. Main contact terminals are safe from finger touch
only with appropriate terminal covers
2 x 0.75...4
2 x 0.75...4
for three phase current only
(bars are accessories)(bars are accessories)
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Altitude
Characterizes the place of use. It is expressed in meters above sea level.
Circuits
Auxiliary circuit – all the conductive parts of a contactor designed to be inserted in a different circuit from the main circuit and the contactor
•
control circuits.
• Control circuit – all the conductive parts of a contactor (other than the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit) used to control the contactor’s
closing operation or opening operation or both.
• Main circuit – all the conductive parts of a contactor designed to be inserted in the circuit that it controls.
Insulation Class according to NFC 20 040 and VDE 0110
Characterizes adaptation of the devices to ambient temperature and operating conditions. For given clearances and creepage distances, a device
will have different insulating voltages depending on insulation classes A, B, C & D. Class C corresponds to most industrial applications. The
devices in this catalog belong to Class C.
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Coordination of equipment protections during a short circuit
This is the addition upstream of the contactor and thermal overload relay of a short circuit (SCPD) protection device such as a circuit breaker, a
fuse with a high breaking capacity or other fuses.
Type 1 – Coordination requires that, in the event of a short circuit, the contactor or starter does not endanger persons or installations and will
not be able to operate without being repaired or parts being replaced.
• Type 2 – Coordination requires that, in short circuit conditions, the contactor or starter does not endanger persons or installations and will be
able to operate afterwards. The risk of contacts being welded is acceptable. In this case, the manufacturer must stipulate the measures to be
taken with respect to maintenance of the equipment.
Rated operational current I
Current rated by the manufacturer. It is mainly based on the rated operational voltage Ue, the rated frequency, the utilization category, the rated
duty and the type of protective enclosure, if necessary.
Conventional free air thermal current I
Current that the contactor can withstand in free air for a duty time of 8 hours without the temperature rise of its various parts exceeding the
maximum values given by the standard.
Cycle time
Cycle time is the sum of the current flow time and the no-current time for given cycle.
Electrical durability
Number of on-load operations that the contactor is able to carry out; it depends on the utilization category.
Mechanical durability
Number of no-current operations that a contactor is able to carry out.
Load factor
Ratio of the on-load operating time to the total cycle time x 100.
Switching frequency
Number of switching cycles per hour.
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E16DU – E200DU
E16DU with A/AE9, A/AE12, A/AE16E16DU with B/BC6, B/BC7
Electronic
Overload
relays
2
2.15
63.5
2.5
E200DU
54.5
.59
15
.28
1.73
44
1.73
44
2.95
75
47
56
56
104
4.09
128
5.04
57.5
2.26
7
.71
18
0.67
17
2.95
75
1.87
47.5
47
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18
7
1.73
44
1.97
50
1.50
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2.28
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