A25 and B25 Definite
Purpose Starters from Eaton’s
Electrical Sector combine the
features and flexibility of the
C25 Definite Purpose
Contactors and Freedom
Series Bi-metallic Ambient
Compensated Overload
Relays mounted on a common
mounting plate.
Features and Benefits
Overload Relay
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Selectable manual or
automatic reset operation
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Interchangeable heater
packs adjustable ±24% to
match motor FLA and
calibrated for use with 1.0
and 1.15 service factor
motors
Starters do not include heater packs. Select heater pack from tables, see Pages V5-T4-26 and V5-T4-27.
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Set of three heater packs required for single-phase applications.
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Incomplete catalog number. Replace underscore (_) with magnet coil suffix from table above.
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Class H AC coils available as option for 15A–50A contactor. Add 2 before AC coil suffix letter.
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104–120V 50/60 Hz for 60A contactor.
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Available through 50A.
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Starters with DC coils include an early breaking auxiliary contact, C320KGD1. See Page V5-T4-62 for more detail.
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110–120
220J
A481W
Voltage
60 HertzCoil Suffix
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DC
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Overload Relay
General
Overload relays are provided
to protect motors, motor
control apparatus and motorbranch circuit conductors
against excessive heating
due to motor overloads and
failure to start. This definition
does not include: 1) motor
circuits over 600 volts, 2)
short-circuits, 3) ground faults
and 4) fire pump control.
(NEC Art. 430-31)
Time Current
Characteristics
The time-current
characteristics of an overload
relay is an expression of
performance which defines
its operating time at various
multiples of its current
setting. Tests are run at
Underwriters Laboratory (UL)
in accordance with NEMA
Standards and the NEC.
UL requires—
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When tested at 100
percent of its current
rating, the overload relay
shall trip ultimately
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When tested at 200
percent of its current
rating, the overload relay
shall trip in not more than 8
minutes
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When tested at 600
percent of its current
rating, the overload relay
shall trip in not more than
10 or 20 seconds,
depending on the Class of
the relay or heater packs
“Current Rating” is defined
as the minimum current at
which the relay will trip. Per
NEC, an overload must
ultimately trip at 125% of FLA
(Full Load Amperes) current
(heater) setting for a 1.15
service factor motor and
115% FLA for a 1.0 service
factor motor.“Current
Setting” is defined as the
FLA of the motor and thus
the overload heater pack
setting.
Example: 600% of current
rating is defined as 750%
(600 x 1.25) of FLA current
(heater) setting for a 1.15
service factor motor. A 10
ampere heater setting must
trip in 20 seconds or less at
75 amperes motor current for
a Class 20 relay.
Overload Relay Setting
FLA Dial Adjustment—
For motors having a 1.15
service factor, rotate the FLA
adjustment dial to correspond
to the motor’s FLA rating.
Estimate the dial position
when the motor FLA falls
between two letter values as
shown in the example.
For motors having a 1.0
service factor, rotate the FLA
dial single-half position
counterclockwise (CCW).
Manual/Automatic Reset—
The overload relay is factory
set at M for manual reset
operation. For automatic
reset operation, turn the reset
adjustment dial to the A
position as shown in the
illustration.
Automatic reset is not
intended for two-wire control
devices.
Test for Trip Indication—
To test overload relay for trip
indication when in manual
reset, pull out the blue RESET
button. An orange flag will
appear indicating that the
device has tripped. Push
RESET button in to reset.
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FLA Dial AdjustmentReset Adjustment Dial
A
M
Example of 12.0 FLA
setting for heater pack
number H2011B showing
position for 1.0 or 1.15
service factor motors.
Replacement Overload with Connectors
Starter SizeOverload Part Number
25 and 30A10-7125
40 and 50A10-7132
60A10-7131
Example of setting for manual
reset.
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Accessories
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Contactor Accessories, see Pages V5-T4-11 and V5-T4-12.
Locking Cover for Overload Relay
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Snap-on transparent or opaque plastic panel for covering access port to the overload relay trip
setting dial—helps prevent accidental or unauthorized changes to trip and reset setting.
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Separate Enclosures
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Starters
Locking Cover for Overload Relay
Minimum Order
Description
Clear cover, no accessibility50C320PC3
Gray cover, no accessibility, with auto only nib50C320PC4
Gray cover, no accessibility, with manual only nib50C320PC5
Gray cover with FLA dial accessibility, A, B, C, D positions
and auto only nib
Gray cover with FLA dial accessibility, A, B, C, D positions
and manual only nib
Separate Enclosures—NEMA 1
ApplicationCatalog Number
25 and 30AC799B11
40, 50 and 60AC799B13
Quantity
(Std. Pkg.)Catalog Number
50C320PC6
50C320PC7
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Heater Packs
Fast Trip—Class 10 Heater Packs
Manual or Automatic Reset
Heater packs are shipped three to a carton.
Catalog numbers listed below are for three heater packs.
Fast Trip Ratings
Motor Full Load Ampere Rating
Dial Position
ABCD
0.260.3130.3670.42H2101B-3
0.3840.4640.5430.623H2102B-3
0.570.6880.8060.924H2103B-3
0.8461.021.21.37H2104B-3
1.281.551.832.1H2105B-3
1.922.332.743.15H2106B-3
2.32.793.283.77H2107B-3
3.384.14.825.54H2108B-3
4.966.037.098.16H2109B-3
7.078.5810.111.6H2110B-3
9.611.212.814.4H2111B-3
14.417.520.723.8H2112B-3
18.721.82528.1H2113B-3
23.527.33134.8H2114B-3
28.332.63741.3H2115B-3
36.642.348.153.8H2116B-3
53.860.867.974.9H2117B-3
Trip Curves, see Page V 5-T4-28.
Notes
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For motor full load amperes between listed values, adjust dial clockwise for higher or counterclockwise for lower motor currents. The currents listed are for 1.5 service factor motors.
A position adjustment is provided for 1.0 service factor motors.
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Set of three heater packs are required for both single- and three-phase applications.
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Catalog Number
(Includes Three Heater
Packs)
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Standard Trip—Class 20 Heater Packs
Manual or Automatic Reset
Heater packs are shipped three to a carton.
Catalog numbers listed below are for three heater packs.
Standard Trip Ratings
Motor Full Load Ampere Rating
Dial Position
ABCD
0.2540.3060.3590.411H2001B-3
0.3750.4520.530.607H2002B-3
0.560.6760.7910.907H2003B-3
0.8140.9831.151.32H2004B-3
1.21.451.711.96H2005B-3
1.792.162.532.9H2006B-3
2.152.63.043.49H2007B-3
3.233.94.565.23H2008B-3
4.555.56.457.4H2009B-3
6.758.179.5811H2010B-3
9.1410.812.414H2011B-3
1416.919.922.8H2012B-3
18.722.726.730.7H2013B-3
23.528.533.538.5H2014B-3
293439.144.1H2015B-3
39.645.551.557.4H2016B-3
53.960.967.974.9H2017B-3
Trip Curves, see Page V5-T4-28.
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(Includes Three Heater
Packs)
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Technical Data and Specifications
Terminal Wire Sizes
Line Side (Contactor)
Terminal TypePower TerminalsCoil Terminals
Screw/pressure plate8–14 AWG12–16 AWG
Box lug: 25–50A4–14 AWG12–16 AWG
Box lug: 60A3–14 AWG12–16 AWG
Power Terminals—Load—Cu Only (Stranded or Solid)
TerminalRangeTorque Rating
25 and 30A14–6 AWG20 lb-in (14–10 AWG)
40, 50 and 60A14–2 AWG35 lb-in (14–10 AWG)
Control Terminals—Cu Only
12–16 AWG stranded, 12–14 AWG solid
Notes
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For motor full load amperes between listed values, adjust dial clockwise for higher or counterclockwise for lower motor currents. The currents listed are for 1.5 service factor motors.
A position adjustment is provided for 1.0 service factor motors.
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Set of three heater packs are required for both single- and three-phase applications.
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Line side (contactor) torque ratings can be found on Page V5-T4-14.