CI-TI™ Contactors and motor starters
Types CI 61 - CI 98
Contactors CI 61, CI 73, CI 86 and CI 98 switch
powers of up to 30 kW, 37 kW, 45 kW and 55 kW
respectively under 3 × 380 V AC-3 loads.
Accessories include a wide selection of auxiliary
contacts, mechanical interlocks and RC elements.
Auxiliary contacts for mounting on the side or
top are available. The auxiliary contacts have
force-actuated contacts and can form part of
safety switching.
Accessories for contactors CI 61, CI 73, CI 86, CI 98
DescriptionCommentsCode no.
Mech. interlockMech. interlock can be established between pairs037H3074
Type RCD 280 (110 – 280 V, 50/60 Hz)037H3072
Clip-on markersRating plate with cover037H3142
IC.PD.C00.F6.02 | 2
Data sheet | CI-TI™ Contactors and motor starters, Types CI 61 - CI 98
Description
Ordering
Thermal overload relays TI 80 - TI 86 are used with
contactors type CI 61, CI 73 and CI 86 to give
overload protection of squirrel-cage motors of
30 – 55 kW.
The relays trip under asymmetric load, i.e.
accelerated release if phase drop-out occurs.
Other features of TI 80 and TI 86:
• stop / reset button
• manual / automatic reset
• test button
• double scale for direct start or Y / D start
• signal contact with changeover
Thermal overload relays TI 80 and TI 86
RangeMax. fuse 1)
Type
TI 8042 – 6375 – 109100100047H1016
TI 8060 – 80105 – 138125125047H1017
TI 8674 – 85130 – 147125125047H1018
1
) To IEC 947-4 coordination types 1 and 2:
Coordination type 1: Any type of damage to the motor starter is permissible. If the motor starter is in an enclosure, no external
damage to the enclosure is permissible. After a short-circuit the thermal overload relay shall be partially or
wholly replaced.
Coordination type 2: No damage to the motor starter is permissible, but slight contact burning and welding is permissible.
Motor
starter
[A][A][A][A]
Y / D
starter
gI, gL, gG
Type 2
BS 88, type T
Type 2
Code no.
Base
Push button extension
Current rail set
Selection of thermal overload relay
The selection of a thermal overload relay must
be based on the motor full load current and the
method of starting:
• With direct start the motor starter range applies
• With star-delta start Y / D starter range applies
Example:
Full load current: 85 A
• With direct start, the suitable motor starter
range is 74 – 85 A, i.e. thermal overload relay
047H1018
• With star-delta start, the suitable Y/D starter
range is 75 – 109 A, i.e. thermal overload relay
047H1016
Accessories for thermal overload relays TI 80 - TI 86
DescriptionCommentsCode no.
Clip-on markersFor mounting on TI 80 - TI 86 (250-off )
BaseFor separate mounting of TI 80 - TI 86047L045666
Pushbutton extension For TI 9C TI- TI 86 (3 mm)047L040666
Current rail setFor direct mounting of TI 80 / TI 86 on contactors CI 61-73-86 (set of 3 )
Data sheet | CI-TI™ Contactors and motor starters, Types CI 61 - CI 98
Tripping graphs
TI 80 / 86
Explanation of graphs
Mean value curves
Upper curve: 3-phase tripping and asymmetric load tripping at min. setting
Lower curve: Asymmetric load tripping at max. setting
When tripping from the operationally warm condition, the tripping times are approx. 30% of the
values shown. These values apply at an ambient temperature = 20 °C.
3-phase tripping: x =
rated motor current
Asymmetric load tripping: x = max. scale value on overload relay
Tripping time 2 < Tp ≤ 10 s at 7.2 × Ie class 10 A
Note! In general, the thermal overload relay is always set on motor full load current.
3-phase overload
. Measure overload current
. Find the overload factor (x) by dividing the measured value by the set value of the thermal overload
relay (motor full load current).
. Find (x) on the horizontal axis and follow a line vertically up until it intersects the upper curve.
. From the intersection point, follow a horizontal line to the left and read off on the vertical axis the
time that will elapse before the thermal overload relay cuts out the motor.
Asymmetric load tripping
. Measure the current the motor draws from one of the intact phases.
. Find the overload factor (x) by dividing the measured value by the maximum scale value of the
thermal overload relay.
. Find (x) on the horizontal axis and follow a line vertically up until it intersects the lower curve.
. From the intersection point, follow a horizontal line to the left and read off on the vertical axis the
time that will elapse before the thermal overload relay switch off the motor.