These motor starting switches provide
manual ON / OFF control of single or
three-phase AC motors, where overload
protection is not required, or is provided
separately.
These devices are suitable for use with
AC three-phase motors up to 10 HP.
Compact construction and a 600 volt
rating make these switches suitable for
Type F02
Class SMF
Class SMF fractional horsepower
starters provide overload protection as
well as manual ON / OFF control for
small motors in a variety of industrial
and commercial installations.
Available in one or two pole versions,
these devices are suitable for use with
AC single phase motors to 1 HP. Two
pole starters can also be used with DC
motors to
include fans, conveyors, pumps, and
small machine tools. The continuous
current rating is 16 amperes.
Overload trip assembly motor protection
is provided by a Type SMFH thermal
heater element which must be installed
before the starter will operate.
Two-Speed Class SMF manual starters
are designed for control of small single
phase AC motors having separate windings for high and low speed operation.
Two toggle operated starters are used,
with overload protection included for
each motor winding. Surface mounting
devices, and those with a gray flush
plate, utilize a mechanical interlock
which allows direct control of the motor
by means of the toggle operators.
3
⁄4HP. Typical applications
Typical Wiring Diagrams
a wide range of industrial and commercial uses. Typical applications include
small machine tools, pumps, fans, conveyors, and many other types of electrical machinery. They can also be used
on non-motor loads such as resistance
heaters.
The continuous current rating is 30
amperes at 250 volts max., 26.4 amperes at 277 volts max., 20 amperes
at 600 volts max, 30 ampere resistive
at 600 volts max.
Class MMS, two-speed manual switches may be used with separate winding,
three-phase or single-phase AC motors
where overload protection is not
required, or is provided separately. Two
switches are employed to give ON /
OFF control in each speed.
Class MRS, reversing manual switches
provide a compact means of starting,
stopping and reversing AC motors where
overload protection is not required, or is
provided separately. They are suitable for
use with three-phase squirrel cage
motors, and for single-phase motors
which can be reversed by reconnecting
motor leads. Two switches are used, one
to connect the motor for forward rotation, and one for reverse.
Class SMF, MMS and MRS
NEMA Type 1 surface mounting enclosures are sheet steel with a thermoplastic wrap-around cover for convenience
in wiring. The NEMA Type 1 enclosure
is also available in oversized and jumbo
General
Type K02
versions allowing more wiring space. A
zinc alloy die casting or non-metallic
enclosure is used for NEMA Type 4
enclosures. NEMA 7 & 9 enclosures are
supplied as standard with provisions for
locking in the ON or OFF position.
Standard red or non-standard green
neon pilot light units are available factory installed in NEMA Type 1 surface and
flush mounting, and NEMA Type 4
enclosures, or as a field modification kit
for NEMA Type 1 enclosures and gray
flush plates.
An “Emergency-OFF” toggle operator
extender is available for NEMA Type 1
surface mounted units. The extender
has a red vinyl button that provides a
fast and easy method for locating and
switching the device’s toggle operator
into the OFF position. The Emergency
OFF Actuator is available in kit form
only for field installation.
An optional Handle Guard / Lock-OFF on
NEMA Type 1 enclosed starters prevents accidental operation of the toggle
and also allows the toggle operator to
be padlocked in either the ON or the
OFF position. This handle guard can be
factory installed on NEMA Type 1
enclosed starters and is also available in
kit form for field installation on NEMA
Type 1 surface and flush mounting
enclosures. Standard NEMA Type 4
metallic enclosures include provision for
padlocking in the OFF position.
Class SMFClass MMS
1 Pole
2 Pole
2 Pole with
Selection Switch
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Class MMS and MRS
These motor starting switches provide
manual ON / OFF control of single or
three-phase AC motors, where overload
protection is not required, or is provided
separately.
These devices are suitable for use with
AC three-phase motors up to 10 HP.
Compact construction and a 600 volt
rating make these switches suitable for
Type F02
Class SMF
Class SMF fractional horsepower
starters provide overload protection as
well as manual ON / OFF control for
small motors in a variety of industrial
and commercial installations.
Available in one or two pole versions,
these devices are suitable for use with
AC single phase motors to 1 HP. Two
pole starters can also be used with DC
motors to
include fans, conveyors, pumps, and
small machine tools. The continuous
current rating is 16 amperes.
Overload trip assembly motor protection
is provided by a Type SMFH thermal
heater element which must be installed
before the starter will operate.
Two-Speed Class SMF manual starters
are designed for control of small single
phase AC motors having separate windings for high and low speed operation.
Two toggle operated starters are used,
with overload protection included for
each motor winding. Surface mounting
devices, and those with a gray flush
plate, utilize a mechanical interlock
which allows direct control of the motor
by means of the toggle operators.
3
⁄4HP. Typical applications
Typical Wiring Diagrams
a wide range of industrial and commercial uses. Typical applications include
small machine tools, pumps, fans, conveyors, and many other types of electrical machinery. They can also be used
on non-motor loads such as resistance
heaters.
The continuous current rating is 30
amperes at 250 volts max., 26.4 amperes at 277 volts max., 20 amperes
at 600 volts max, 30 ampere resistive
at 600 volts max.
Class MMS, two-speed manual switches may be used with separate winding,
three-phase or single-phase AC motors
where overload protection is not
required, or is provided separately. Two
switches are employed to give ON /
OFF control in each speed.
Class MRS, reversing manual switches
provide a compact means of starting,
stopping and reversing AC motors where
overload protection is not required, or is
provided separately. They are suitable for
use with three-phase squirrel cage
motors, and for single-phase motors
which can be reversed by reconnecting
motor leads. Two switches are used, one
to connect the motor for forward rotation, and one for reverse.
Class SMF, MMS and MRS
NEMA Type 1 surface mounting enclosures are sheet steel with a thermoplastic wrap-around cover for convenience
in wiring. The NEMA Type 1 enclosure
is also available in oversized and jumbo
General
Type K02
versions allowing more wiring space. A
zinc alloy die casting or non-metallic
enclosure is used for NEMA Type 4
enclosures. NEMA 7 & 9 enclosures are
supplied as standard with provisions for
locking in the ON or OFF position.
Standard red or non-standard green
neon pilot light units are available factory installed in NEMA Type 1 surface and
flush mounting, and NEMA Type 4
enclosures, or as a field modification kit
for NEMA Type 1 enclosures and gray
flush plates.
An “Emergency-OFF” toggle operator
extender is available for NEMA Type 1
surface mounted units. The extender
has a red vinyl button that provides a
fast and easy method for locating and
switching the device’s toggle operator
into the OFF position. The Emergency
OFF Actuator is available in kit form
only for field installation.
An optional Handle Guard / Lock-OFF on
NEMA Type 1 enclosed starters prevents accidental operation of the toggle
and also allows the toggle operator to
be padlocked in either the ON or the
OFF position. This handle guard can be
factory installed on NEMA Type 1
enclosed starters and is also available in
kit form for field installation on NEMA
Type 1 surface and flush mounting
enclosures. Standard NEMA Type 4
metallic enclosures include provision for
padlocking in the OFF position.
Class SMFClass MMS
1 Pole
2 Pole
2 Pole with
Selection Switch
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113⁄
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277
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Table 15.1 Horsepower Ratings
Maximum Horsepower
AC Single PhaseDC 2-Pole Only
1-Pole2-PoleVoltage
—
Device
Class
MMS
2223121Single Phase
Number
of
Poles
AC RatingsDC Ratings
Table 15.2 Horsepower Ratings
115
Volts
230
Volts
460–575
Volts90Volts
115
Volts
230
Volts
Motor Type
AC
1
⁄
2
3210121Three Phase
1
⁄
2
7
1
⁄
2
Class
MRS
2223121Single Phase
1
⁄
2
3210121Three Phase
1
⁄
2
7
1
⁄
2
Class
MMS
Two
Speed
2223121Single Phase
1
⁄
2
3
3
210121
3 Phase, Constant
or Var. Torque
1
⁄
2
7
1
⁄
2
210121
3 Phase,
Constant HP
7
1
⁄
2
Two-Speed Starters (AC Only)
Basic Starter
Starter With Handle Guard / Lock-Off
Class MMS — Reversing
Class MMS — Two-Speed
One Starter In Duplex Enclosure
Two Starters In One Enclosure
Starter and “Auto-Off-Hand” SPDT Selector Switch (AC Only)
Class SMF Fractional Horsepower
Manual Starters with Melting
Alloy Type Thermal Overload Relay,
Single Unit Types
Class MRS and MMS Manual
Switches
Toggle
Toggle
Toggle
Key
Toggle
Toggle
Toggle
Key
Key
1
Standard With Red Pilot Light
Standard With Red Pilot Light
Standard With Red Pilot Light
No. of
Poles
Type of
Operator
Table 15.3 Manual Starters and Switches Features
Features
Class MMS — Non-Reversing
No. of
Poles
Type of
OperatorFeatures
No. of
Poles
Features
(Incl. Mechanical
Interlock)
Type of
Operator
Suitable for
Motor Types
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
Standard With Pilot Light (115 and 230 VAC)
Standard With Pilot Light (205–240 and 440–600 VAC)
Standard With Pilot Light (208–240 and 440–600 VAC)
Single-Phase TwoWinding (3-Lead)
Std. With Pilot Light
(115 and 230 VAC)
3
3-Phase and 1-Phase
Capacitor, Split-Phase
4-Lead Repul.-Induct.
Std. With Pilot Light
(110–120, 208-220,
440–600 VAC)
2
Single-Phase TwoWinding (3-Lead)
Std. With 2 Pilot Lights
(115 and 230 VAC)
3
Three-Phase
Separate Winding
(Wye-Connected)
Std. With 2 Pilot Lights
(208-220, and
440–600 VAC)
Standard With Pilot Light (115 and 230 VAC)
1
2
1
2
2
2
Toggle
Toggle
Key
Standard With Red Pilot Light
With Mechanical Interlock (Standard With 2 Red Pilot Lights)
With Red Pilot Light
1
1
With High-Off-Low Selector Switch (With 2 Red Pilot Lights)2
2
2
Toggle
Key
Standard With Red Pilot Light On Each
2 Each
Str.
0.157–0.173
SMF H01
Motor Full-Load
Current (Amperes)
Heater
Cat. No.
0.59–0.65
SMF H014
Motor Full-Load
Current (Amperes)
Heater
Cat. No.
1.80–1.99
SMF H027
Motor Full-Load
Current (Amperes)
Heater
Cat. No.
5.86–6.41
SMF H40
0.174–0.192
SMF H02
0.66– 0.71
SMF H015
1.96–2.15
SMF H028
6.42–6.79
SMF H41
0.193–0.212
SMF H03
0.72– 0.78
SMF H016
2.16–2.38
SMF H029
6.80–7.57
SMF H42
0.213–0.235
SMF H04
0.79– 0.85
SMF H017
2.39–2.75
SMF H030
7.58–8.15
SMF H43
0.236–0.261
SMF H05
0.86– 0.96
SMF H018
2.76–2.84
SMF H031
8.16–8.98
SMF H44
0.262–0.289
SMF H06
0.97–1.04
SMF H019
2.85–3.06
SMF H032
8.99–9.67
SMF H45
0.290–0.321
SMF H07
1.05–1.16
SMF H020
3.07–3.45
SMF H033
9.68–9.95
SMF H46
0.322–0.355
SMF H08
1.17–1.25
SMF H021
3.46–3.70
SMF H034
9.96–10.8
SMF H47
0.356–0.399
SMF H09
1.30–1.39
SMF H022
3.71–4.07
SMF H035
10.9–12.1
SMF H48
0.40–0.44
SMF H010
1.38–1.54
SMF H023
4.08–4.32
SMF H036
12.2–13.1
SMF H49
0.45– 0.49
SMF H011
1.48–1.63
SMF H024
4.33–4.90
SMF H037
13.2–13.9
SMF H50
0.50– 0.53
SMF H012
1.57–1.75
SMF H025
4.91–5.35
SMF H038
14.0–15.0
SMF H51
0.54– 0.58
SMF H013
1.66–1.86
SMF H026
5.36–5.85
SMF H039
15.1–16.0
SMF H52
Motor Full-Load
Current (Amperes)
Heater
Cat. No.
Table 15.4 Class SMF Heater Elements
Manual Starters and Switches
General
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Type of
Operator
Dimensions
in Inches (mm)
Toggle
Key
Toggle
SMF
SMF
SMF
Two
Starters
One
Starter
and One
Selector
Switch
Table 15.7 General Purpose Flush Mounting
for Two Unit Devices
Class 12 manual starting switches are
designed to economically start and stop
inherently protected single and polyphase
motors as used in light machine tools,
pumps, blowers, and vent-fans. They are
also used as ON and OFF switches for
resistive loads such as heating.
Wiring Diagrams
1-Phase
Dimension Drawings
NEMA 1
Features
This switch is compact, economical, and
easily wired using pressure type screw
connectors. A rugged over center toggle
mechanism results in a long life with
weld free operation. It is available for surface mounting in a NEMA 1 enclosure,
for flush mounting on a standard depth
switch box or in custom panels. A pilot
light for 120, 208 / 240, or 480 volts may
3-Phase
be added at any time before or after
installation.
Open with Flush Plate
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Manual Motor Starter Protector
쐍 The Manual Starters Meet or Exceed
Requirements of NEMA, EEMAC, UL,
CSA, IEC, VDE and Other International
Standards. The built-in instantaneous
magnetic trip (similar to a circuit
breaker with arc chamber) provides
self protection against low-level short
circuits.
쐍 Motor Ratings — Up to 25 HP 3-
Phase and 10 HP Single Phase.
Type 3VU13 Manual Motor Starter
Protector
Siemens 3VU13 is a 3-phase manual
starter providing adjustable overload
protection, optional field installed undervoltage protection, and short circuit
protection.
Features
쐍 Built-in Short Circuit Protection. Short
circuit protection provided by the
usual branch circuit protection device
feeding a manual starter (fuse or circuit breaker in accordance with NEC
430-52) may not protect a common
manual starter. The factory built-in
instantaneous trip of the Motor Starter
Protector will protect the starter as
well as the cable and motor during
low level faults.
쐍 Class 10 Adjustable Ambient
Compensated Overload Protection.
쐍 Phase Loss Sensitivity.
쐍 Undervoltage Protection — UV trip
module may be added in field.
쐍 Shunt Trip Module is also field adda-
ble.
쐍 Available in Open Styles, NEMA 1 and
3R, watertight, dusttight, under table,
and flush mount enclosures.
쐍 1 NO and 1 NC Auxiliary Contacts
Standard.
쐍 Group Installation - UL 508.
The 3VU13 is suitable for Group
Installation at 5kA 600 volts maximum
with any fuse up to 1200 amperes or
any inverse time circuit breaker up to
1200 amperes. The 3VU13 can be
installed with or without Siemens contactors type 3TF2 or 3TF30 to 3TF34
in series. For higher interrupting ratings, consult Siemens.
General / Dimensions
Overlead and Magnetic Trip Tripping
Characteristics
Table 15.10 Technical Data
Manual Motor Starter Protector
Type
Maximum Rated Continuous
Current (Amperes)
Rated Operating Voltage AC
—Power Circuit
—Control Circuit
Ambient Temperature
Compensation °C
Maximum Rated HP of
3-phase Motors At:
—AC 200V
—AC 240V
—AC 460V
—AC 575V
–
3VU13
25
600V
20 +55
5
7
15
20
1
⁄
2
3VU13 Enclosure Dimensions
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Application
Across the line manual motor starters
and contactors provide control for
machinery where start stop remote control is not required (optional remote stop
available). Class 11 manual starters are
used for single and polyphase motors up
to 10 Hp. Starters have melting alloy
overload relays which help protect
against damage due to excessive current
caused by a sustained overload, low line
voltage, or single phasing of the motor.
Contactors provide control for inherently
protected motors. Typical applications
include metal and wood-working machinery, grinders, power saws, conveyors,
fans pumps, blowers, textile and packaging machinery, slitters, and paper cutters.
Features
Class 11 manual controllers have front
accessible pressure type wire connectors. Ample wiring space is provided for
easy wiring.
A complete line of general purpose and
industrial duty enclosures is available as
well as open type mounting for custom
built enclosures. These manual controllers are available with low voltage protection which will automatically open the
power poles when the voltage drops or
the power is interrupted. A remote stop
function may be incorporated with the
low voltage protection coil as a factory
option to provide remote or semi-automatic operation.
Class 11 controllers provide the OSHA
requirements for protecting personnel
from potential injury caused by the automatic start up of machinery following a
voltage drop or power interruption when
low voltage protection is specified.
Open styles and devices in NEMA 1, 4, 7
& 9, 12 enclosures can be padlocked in
the OFF position.
Class 40 industrial magnetic contactors
are designed for electrical loads such as
heating, lighting, transformer and capacitor switching, and AC motor starting.
They control motors already protected by
inherent or other types of overload
devices. Used with appropriate pilot control, a contactor provides a choice of
undervoltage protection or release.
Class 40 contactors Size 0 thru 6 feature
carefully wound coils encapsulated to
seal out moisture. Encapsulation also promotes heat transfer and resists electrical,
mechanical, and thermal stresses.
Features
Horsepower rated contactors are available in NEMA sizes 00 through 6, plus
four Siemens Furnas Half Sizes: 1
1
3
⁄
able as an open type or in NEMA 1, 3, 4,
4X, 7 & 9, or 12 enclosures. These contactors can also be used on capacitor and
transformer switching applications.
Resistance heating contactors are available in 11 sizes from 10 through 350
amperes in 2- and 3-pole models and in 4
sizes in 4-pole models.
Lighting contactors are available in 11
sizes from 20 through 600 amperes in 2and 3-pole models and in 3 sizes in 4pole models. Lighting contactors are
especially designed to switch ballast
type, tungsten, and other discharge type
lighting loads. These contactors may be
controlled by timers and other pilot
devices.
These contactors are also available with a
DC coil and rectifier for reduction of AC
hum in noise-sensitive areas such as hospitals, schools, and similar locations.
For information and availability of
mechanically held lighting contactors,
contact your local sales office.
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2
1
⁄
. These contactors are avail-
2
3
1
⁄
, 2
⁄
4
2
Compact Lighting ContactorSize 0–13/
,
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Table 15.15 Type CLH Multi-Pole Electrically-Held Lighting
and Heating Contractors (Open Type)
Electrically Held, 20A 60Hz 480VAC Max Tungsten, 600VAC Ballast
General
Wiring Diagrams (Typical)
2-4 Pole5-8 Pole
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Open Type
Optional
Power
Poles
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CLM Contactors — 30 to 200 Ampere
Figure 1Figure 2
Table 15.22Type CLM Magnetically Latched 30A to 200A Lighting and Heating Contactors — Open Type
Ampere
Rating
30
60
100 / 200
No. of
Poles
2–4
5
2–3
4–5
2–3
4–5
Figure
No.
1
2
Dimensions In Inches (mm)
ABCDEFG
3.31 (84)
4.19 (106)
3.31 (84)
5.06 (129)
4.62 (117)
7.25 (184)
1.65 (42)
2.09 (53)
1.65 (42)
2.53 (64)
2.31 (59)
3.62 (92)
3.95 (100)
3.48 (88)
3.95 (100)
3.48 (88)
6.00 (152)6.62 (168)0.38 (10)6.75 (171)1.88 (48)
4.38 (111)0.23 (6)
4.61 (117)
1.50 (38)
4.94 (125)
Dimensions
Shipping
Weight in lbs. (kg)
3.3 (2)
4.5 (2)
3.3 (2)
4.5 (2)
9.3 (4)
13.0 (6)
CLM Contactors — 300 and 400 Amperes, 2- and 3-Pole
Dimensions in inches (mm) for reference purposes only.
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General
Type CLM Magnetically-Latched, 30-400A
Description
AC lighting contactors provide a safe convenient means of local or remote switching of relatively large tungsten, fluorescent or mercury arc lamp loads.
Siemens AC lighting contactors are
designed to withstand the large initial
inrush currents of tungsten lamp loads
without the contacts welding. They are
fully rated contactors and do not require
any derating as do standard motor control contactors. They are UL Listed and
CSA Certified.
Magnetic Latch Operation
A permanent magnet is built into the contactor structure of the 30,60,100, and
200 ampere contactors that will maintain
the contactor in its energized state indefinitely without using control power. When
energized, a DC current is applied that
produces a magnetic field that reinforces
the polarity of the permanent magnet,
and the contactor pulls in immediately.
The current to the coil is disconnected by
the coil clearing interlock. In order to drop
out the contactor it is necessary to apply
a field through the OFF coil in the reverse
direction to the permanent magnet. This
momentarily cancels the magnetic attraction and the contactor drops out.
Cu / AI terminals are provided as standard except on 30 ampere devices which
are for copper wire only.
It is desirable to install the branch circuit
protective device and lighting contactor,
combining switching and over-current
protection, in one enclosure.
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Type CLM Magnetically-Latched, 20A
Multi-Pole
Combination lighting contactors are well
suited for industrial, highway and area
lighting applications, or where a lighting
circuit may have to be disconnected for
periodic maintenance. They may also be
used for resistance heating loads.
CLM Lighting Contactors
The CLM Lighting Contactors can be
used with metal halide, mercury vapor,
quartz halogen, tungsten, and fluorescent
lighting. They provide reliable and convenient lighting control in numerous applications, such as industrial plants, schools,
hospitals, office buildings, shopping centers, airports, stadiums, etc. The CLM’s
are listed under UL 508 with no derating
when used open or enclosed. Optional
solid-state control modules are available
to allow control of the CLM lighting contactors directly from energy management
systems, microprocessors, photoelectric
cells, timers, and similar control devices.
They permit programmable time scheduling of loads, automatic control of lighting
near windows to allow the use of natural
ambient lighting levels, and manual override of all lighting circuits from any number of local control stations or from a
central location. These optional modules
are integrally mounted onto the base of
the lighting contactor.
Table 15.23 20 Ampere CLM
Max. AC Voltage and Ampere Ratings
Load
Type
Tungsten
Ballast
General
Max. DC Voltage and Ampere Ratings
Load
Type
General
Poles to Load
Amps
Cont.
1 for 1-Phase
250V AC
347V AC20
3020347V AC
Poles to Load
Amps
Cont.
2 in Series
125V DC20250V DC
2 for 1-Phase
3 for 3-Phase
—
600V AC
600V AC
3 in Series
Type CLM Electrically-Held (20-400A)
CLH Lighting Contactors
Class CLH electrically-held lighting contactors provide a safe convenient means
of local or remote switching for tungsten
and ballast lamp loads, mercury arc
lamps, 3 phase resistive heating, 480
volts line to line, 277 volts line to neutral.
Available in 20 ampere through 400
ampere sizes in NEMA Type 1, 3R / 12, 4
stainless steel, 4X non-metallic type
enclosures and open type. The CLH contactors are available in 2–12 pole 20
ampere, 3–12 pole 30 and 60 ampere
and 3 pole in 100–400 ampere sizes. UL
Listed and CSA certified.
Table 15.24
CLH Lighting Contactors
3-Phase Tungsten
and Ballast Lamp
Loads
480V Line to Line
277V Line to
Neutral
쐍 Rugged Flange Mounted Handle
쐍 Easy Installation
쐍 Occupies Less Space
쐍 Increased Operator Protection
쐍 Room To Spare for Modifications
쐍 Class R Fuses Standard
쐍 Electrically and Mechanically Held
쐍 30–300 Amperes
쐍 UL Listed
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Maximum Horsepower
Table 15.25 3-Phase Magnetic
Motor Starter
460/575V230V200V
NEMA
Starter
Size
Half
Size
0
1
1
3
⁄
4
*
2
2
1
⁄
2
*
3
3
1
⁄
2
*
4
0
1
1
3
⁄
4
2
2
1
⁄
2
3
3
1
⁄
2
4
3
7.5
10
10
15
25
30
40
3
7.5
10
15
20
30
40
50
5
10
15
25
30
50
75
100
Combination Starters (NEMA Sizes 0–4)
General / Dimensions
Combination Starter With Type MCS
Disconnect Switch
Dimensions
Combination Starter With ETI
Circuit Breaker
The Type ETI circuit breaker, sometimes
called a Motor Circuit Interrupter, is
a device designed specifically for application in motor circuits. The ETI is a
magnetic only protective device designed
to provide protection against short
circuit current.
The instantaneous-only type ETI circuit
breaker employs adjustable magnetic
trip settings to allow broader application
ranges and a higher degree of motor
short circuit protection.
Type MCS Disconnect Switches
Type MCS Disconnect Switches feature
a quick-make, quick-break mechanism to
insure proper switch operation. With a
high fault withstand rating of 100 kA at
480 volts ac, when fused with Class R
rated size fuses, MCS switches meet
stringent industry standards set forth by
the automotive, petro-chemical, and pulp
and paper industries.
With visible blade contacts for ease of
inspection, removable line shields, and
front removable fuse clips and lugs,
disconnect switches are UL recognized
and CSA certified. They are available with
Class H, J, and R fuse kits for a wide
range of fused, non-fused, and overfusing options.
쐍 Fully NEMA Rated Sizes 00–8
쐍 Double Break Contacts
쐍 Silver Tin Oxide Contacts, Cadmium-
Free (Sizes 00–5)
쐍 Higher Locked Rotor Current Ratings,
Up to 840% (Sizes 00–5)
쐍 Arc Chutes with Arc Splitters; Fast Arc
Quenching .
쐍 Lowest Contact Bounce (2
Milliseconds or less on Most Sizes)
쐍 Touch Safe Power Terminals
(Sizes 00–3)
쐍 Touch Safe Control Terminals
(Sizes 00–5)
쐍 Snap-on 2 NO and 2 NC Auxiliary
Contacts Standard (Sizes 00–5)
쐍 Visual ON / OFF indicator
쐍 Color-Coded Coils
쐍 Fast Termination System — Wire
Funnels, Wire Stops, Screwdriver
Guide Holes, and Captive Hardware
쐍 Long Mechanical Life
— 15 Million (Size 00)
— 10 Million (Size 0–5)
— 5 Million (Size 6–8)
쐍 UL Listed and CSA Certified
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Magnetic Motor Starters — Full Voltage Non Reversing
Starters
Size 0– 13⁄
With ESP100 Solid State Overload
4
Key Features (Cont’d)
쐍Rugged Industrial Design
쐍Dual Voltage, Dual Frequency Coils
쐍Overload Test Feature
쐍Front Removable Auxiliary Contacts
쐍Wide Range of Accessories
쐍Easy Coil Access
쐍Widest Selection of Overloads in
Class 14 industrial magnetic starters are
designed for across-the-line starting of
single-phase and polyphase motors.
ESP100 starters combine the rugged
characteristics of a NEMA rated contactor with a solid state overload which
provides phase loss protection. It offers
the industrial user greater protection
and added life for motors in heavy duty
applications. The inherent benefits of the
ESP100 result in cost savings as well.
Starter with thermal overload relays
(together with the proper heater elements) help provide protection to motor
windings from harmful currents and the
resultant temperature rise that may be
caused by overloading the motor, sustained low line voltage, or stalled rotor.
Size 0–13⁄
With Melting Alloy Overload
4
These controls are available in NEMA
sizes 00 through 6. ESP100 starters are
available in NEMA sizes 0 through 6. In
addition to the usual NEMA starter sizes,
3
1
four exclusive Half Sizes—1
1
and 4
⁄
—are offered. These integral
2
⁄
4
, 2
1
⁄
, 3
⁄
,
2
2
sizes offer the same rugged, industrial
construction as NEMA sizes, and ensure
efficient operating performance. Half
Sizes provide a real cost savings by cutting down on over capacity when NEMA
sizes exceed the motor ratings.
Across the line or full voltage starting is
used when motor starting torque can be
applied safely and current inrush does
not produce an objectional voltage drop.
All starters are supplied with a NO holding contact that in conjunction with an
appropriate pilot device will provide low
voltage protection or release.
Features
Size 0–6 Magnetic Starters include the
following standard features:
Molded Coil — Magnetic coils are carefully wound and then sealed in epoxy.
Encapsulation helps seal out moisture,
promotes heat transfer, and resists electrical, mechanical, and thermal stresses.
Dual Voltage / Dual Frequency Coil —
Starters are available with dual voltage,
dual frequency coils. They are designed
to operate on either 50 or 60 Hertz.
ESP100 Solid State Overload Relays —
These standard features of the ESP100
provide Extra Starter Performance.
쐍True phase loss protection; trips
within 3 seconds.
쐍High accuracy trip curves; ± 2%
repeat trip accuracy.
쐍Ease of use. Mount, wire and set
FLA.
쐍Overload is self protected against
short circuits.
Size 0– 13⁄
With Bimetal Overload
4
쐍Overload is self powered and
requires no hard wiring or separate
power source.
쐍Simple, versatile adjustment;
over a 2:1 FLA adjustment range.
Extendable to 4:1 with looping
option.
쐍Heaterless construction minimizes
energy costs and the costs of cabinet
ventilation or cooling.
쐍Class 20 protection is standard. Class
10 and 30 protection are available.
쐍Provides motor protection to
50 / 60 Hertz.
Thermal Overload Relays — Melting
alloy is supplied as standard; optional
bimetal overload relay is available.
Ambient compensated bimetal version is
also available. Bimetal types are convertible from manual to automatic reset and
can be furnished with standard or quick
trip heater elements. Melting alloy overloads include a trip indicator and manual
test feature. An isolated normally open or
normally closed contact is available for
use on melting alloy overloads. Bimetal
overloads are also available with NC and
NO (SPDT) Form C contacts.
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Table 15.28 Coil Data
Class 14
SizeWattsVoltsAmps
Inrush
(Open Magnet)
VAAmps
Normal
(Sealed Magnet)
VA
0013.37010
24
120
208
240
277
480
600
2.63
.59
.34
.305
.25
1.49
.121
.37
.08
.05
.045
.03
.02
.02
0
thru
2
1
⁄
2
8.621825
24
120
208
240
277
480
600
9.08
1.82
1.05
.91
.79
.45
.36
1.04
.21
.12
.105
.090
.052
.042
3, 3
1
⁄
2
1431026
24
120
208
240
277
480
600
12.9
2.58
1.49
1.29
1.12
.646
.516
1.08
.217
.125
.108
.094
.054
.043
4
2251051
120
208
240
277
480
600
4.25
2.45
2.14
1.77
1.08
.85
.425
.245
.215
.183
.112
.085
4
1
⁄2, 5
631518116
120
240
480
600
12.65
6.32
3.16
2.53
.96
.48
.24
.193
6
4035060
240
480
600
1.45
.73
.58
.25
.12
.10
Magnetic Motor Starters—Full Voltage Non Reversing
Auxiliary Equipment
쐍Starters are available with built-in
START / STOP pushbuttons for 3-wire
control or a HAND / OFF / AUTO
selector switch for 2-wire control.
쐍Field modifications such as auxiliary
electrical contacts, pilot lights, pushbuttons, selector switches, and fuse
blocks for low voltage pilot control
are available to meet specific application requirements.
쐍Normally open or normally closed
fifth power pole kits are available for
sizes 0 through
쐍Transformers and pneumatic timers
can be ordered as either factory or
field modifications. In some cases
these may require a larger enclosure.
쐍A full line of replacement parts are
available including contact kits, coils,
overload relays, and heater elements.
Size 0 through 4
The following features are characteristics
of Sizes 0 through 4.
Gravity Dropout — For added reliability,
the gravity dropout of the armature and
contacts is assisted by stainless steel
springs which help provide quick, precise
opening of the contacts. Also provides
straight through wiring.
45 Degree, Wedge Action — The 45
degree, wedge action contacts reduce
tracking and provide faster arc quenching. The resulting self cleaning and
reduced contact bounce mean cooler
operation and longer life for the large
silver cadmium oxide contacts.
Terminal Design — Control terminals
are self rising pressure type.
Auxiliary Contacts — Front mounted as
well as side mounted auxiliary contacts
3
1
⁄
.
4
are available. A maximum of four can be
mounted on sizes 0 through 1
Full Voltage, Non-Reversing Starters (NEMA Sizes 6-8)
General / Dimensions
NEMA Size 6-8, Class SXL, Full Voltage,
Non-Reversing Starters
Full Voltage Starters
3-Phase 250 to 900 HP, Non-Reversing
and Reversing 50 / 60 Hz., NEMA Sizes
6–8 Full Voltage Starters are used for
across the line starting of squirrel-cage
induction motors and the primary control
functions for wound rotor motors. In
addition, they can be used for control of
power for static or resistive loads such
as lighting and heating. They provide
the lowest cost, least maintenance, and
minimum space requirements of any
magnetic starters where inrush current
limitations do not restrict their use. UL
Listed and CSA Certified.
Overload Protection
Siemens solid-state overload relay protection is provided standard for starter sizes
6 through 8. Improvements in motor
designs and manufacturing capabilities
have resulted in decreasing physical
motor size to obtain the same horsepower, making them more sensitive to
overloads. Previous motors had a higher
tolerance for overloads and made application of electromechanical overload relays
satisfactory for protection. The bigger the
motor, the more there is riding on marginal protection and high rewind costs.
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Features
쐍 Ambient Compensation from –25°C to
+55°C.
쐍 Wide Adjustable Current Tripping
Range.
쐍 Detection of Overload, Phase Loss
and Phase Unbalance.
쐍 Isolated Contacts, 1-Normally Closed
and 1-Normally Open Alarm Circuit
Contact.
쐍 Reset Button with Trip-Free Feature.
쐍 Clear Plastic Sealable Cover to
Prevent Unauthorized Tampering.
쐍 UL Listed and CSA Certified.
Starter Types
SXL: Full Voltage, across the line Non-
Reversing
SRL: Full Voltage, across the line
Reversing
SCN: Full Voltage, across the line Non-
Reversing, combination NonFusible
SCF: Full Voltage, across the line Non-
Reversing, combination Fusible
SCB: Full Voltage, across the line Non-
Reversing, combination Circuit
Breaker
Note:Class designation revision (effec-
tive late 1994) does not affect
starter designs.
New
Old
SXL =XL
SRL =XR
SCN =XLN
SCF =XLF
SCB =XLB
Enclosures
Construction is all welded, with an electrostatically applied powder epoxy baked
finish, in ANSI-61 light gray.
Type 1:General Purpose
Type 3R: Outdoor Raintight
Type 12: Dusttight — Industrial Use
Type 4:Watertight Painted Sheet
Full-voltage AC magnetic multi-speed
controllers are designed to control reconnectable squirrel-cage induction motors
for operation at two, three or four different constant speeds depending on the
construction of the motor. These controllers are available in combination and
non-combination types.
The speed of an induction motor is a
function of the supply frequency and the
number of poles of the motor winding. To
obtain different speeds with a fixed supply frequency, the number of magnetic
poles of the motor must be changed.
Characteristics at any speed are similar to
those of a single-speed motor. There are
two basic methods for providing multiple
combinations:
쐍Separate-Winding Motors have a
separate winding for each speed.
This motor construction is relatively
simple, and a wide variety of speeds
can be selected. Separate winding
motors with delta connected motor
windings require one corner to be
opened on each unused winding.
쐍Consequent-Pole Motors have a
single winding for two speeds. Extra
winding taps are brought out for
reconnection for different numbers of
stator poles. The controller is more
complicated, and speed range is limited to a 2-to-1 ratio.
Two-speed consequent-pole motors have
one reconnectable winding. Three-speed
motors have two windings, one of which
is reconnectable. Four-speed motors
have two reconnectable windings. Each
unused delta connected winding must
have one corner open.
Torque Characteristics
Multi-speed motors are divided into three
application groups:
쐍Constant Torque: HP output varies
directly with speed, while torque
remains constant. A constant torque
motor rated 100 HP at 1200 rpm
delivers 50 HP at 600 rpm. This type
is applicable to conveyors, mills,
dough mixers, reciprocating pumps,
and other similar loads.
쐍Variable Torque: HP varies as square
of speed, while torque varies directly
with speed. A variable-torque motor
rated 100 HP at 1200 rpm delivers 25
HP at 600 rpm. This type is applicable
to drives having fan or centrifugal
pump characteristics.
쐍Constant Horsepower: Motor deliv-
ers rated HP at all full-load speeds,
while torque varies inversely as
speed. This type is applicable to
cutting tools, lathes, spindles, etc.
Starter Types (NEMA Sizes 0–7)
Single Winding (Consequent Pole)
Variable Torque
Single Winding (Consequent Pole)
Constant Torque
Single Winding (Consequent Pole)
Constant Horsepower
Two Winding (Separate Winding)
Variable Torque
Two Winding (Separate Winding)
Constant Torque
Two Winding (Separate Winding)
Constant Horsepower
Note — Reversing types, reduced
voltage types, and three or four speeds
are also available.
Enclosures
Type 1:General Purpose
Type 3R: Outdoor Raintight
Type 12: Dusttight — Industrial Use
Type 4:Watertight Stainless Steel or
Watertight Painted Sheet Steel
Ratings
Table 15.33
Starter
NEMA
Starter
Size
0
1
2
3
4
3-Phase Multi-Speed
Maximum Horsepower
Half
Size
3
7.5
3
*
1
⁄
10
4
10
*
2 1⁄
15
2
25
*
3 1⁄
30
2
40
Dimensions
Table 15.34
Multi-Speed Starter
NEMA 1
General
Purpose
Enclosures
NEMA 12
Industrial
Use
Enclosures
Combination
Dimensions in Inches (mm)
SizeABC
3
0–1
⁄
4
2–3
3
0–1
⁄
4
2–3
25.75
(654)
31.50
(800)
28.50
(724)
34.25
(870)
460/575V230V200V
3
5
7.5
10
10
15
15
25
20
30
30
50
40
75
50
100
16.00
(406)
19.00
(483)
16.00
(406)
34.25
(870)
7.63
(194)
7.63
(194)
7.69
(195)
7.69
(195)
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Table 15.35
of Reduced Voltage Motor Starting
Comparison of Various Electromechanical Methods
50%
Tap
25%
First in order of
smoothness
30 seconds
Based on NEMA
medium duty
transformers
65%
Tap
80%
Tap2 StepWye(Star) Delta
Reduced Voltage Starting
Autotransformer
햲
Part Winding
Characteristics
Starting current drawn from line as % of
that which would be drawn upon full
voltage starting
햳
Starting torque developed as % of that
which would be developed on full
voltage starting
Smoothness of acceleration
햵
Allowable accelerating times (typical)
햲
Closed Transition.
햳
Full voltage start usually draws between 500% and 700% of full load.
햴
Approximate values only. Exact values may be obtained from motor manufacturer.
햵
Solid state starters provide the smoothest starting characteristics.
42%64%33%
33%
64%
햴
45%
햴
Third in order of
smoothness
2-3 seconds
Limited by
motor design
45-60 seconds
Limited by
motor design
Second in order of
smoothness
Increased slightly with
speed
Reduced Voltage Starters — Electromechanical
General
Auto Transformer Starter
Operation
At starting, the auto transformer reduces
motor terminal voltage to 50, 65, or 80
percent of line voltage. For a timed interval, a segment of the transformer coil is
connected in series (as an inductor) with
the motor. Then a contactor automatically
connects the motor across the line and
shorts out the inductor.
Auto Transformer Starter
Wye Delta Starter
Operation
Initially the starter connects the motor
on a Wye connection, reducing voltage
across the winding to approximately
58 percent. Starting torque and current
is about 33 percent of across the line.
After a time delay the motor is
connected Delta.
Part Winding Starter
Operation
Part winding starters apply starting
current in timed steps to part winding
motors. Two step controllers apply voltage through one starter to one motor
winding followed by the second starter
which connects voltage to the second
winding. The timer may be adjusted to
automatically close the second controller
at the most favorable time to minimize
voltage fluctuations.
Wye Delta Starter Part Winding Starter
Typical Speed Torque Curves
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Solid-State Reduced Voltage Starters
General
Class 70 / 71
Siemens-Furnas Class 70 / 71 combines
Digital Signal Processor control and silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) technologies to provide optimum AC induction
motor starting and operation. It provides
soft start, energy savings,* soft stop,*
and added protective features.
The basic controller consists of electronic
circuit boards linked via flat cable connectors. The main functions of the basic
assembly are to monitor the operating
parameters of the controller and to control the firing sequence of the SCR’s.
The power module located below the
basic controller controls power to the
motor. The incoming and motor load
connections are made to terminal blocks
located on the top and bottom of the
power module.
The starters are available either as NEMA
Type 1, 12, or 4 enclosures. Units are
supplied with solid-state overload relays
as complete starters, or as combination
starters with fusible, non-fusible disconnect, or thermal magnetic circuit breakers
with or without shunt trip features.
Additional options are also available.
The Class 70 / 71 is designed to operate
3 phase AC induction motors at 208 to
575 volts and 6.1 to 960 amperes at 50
or 60 Hertz.
Operation
The solid state motor controller uses silicon controlled rectifiers (SCR’s) to control
the voltage to the motor windings. Each
SCR acts as a switch that can be turned
on with any electronic trigger signal at
any point on the voltage waveform and
turns off when the current waveform
crosses zero. Two SCR’s are used in a
back-to-back arrangement in each phase
to allow alternating current to pass to
the motor.
3-Phase Control Configuration
When SCR triggering is delayed, the voltage to the load is reduced. This phasecontrolled operation provides soft starting
with stepless acceleration. Once the
motor is running, voltage reduction can
improve the motor’s operating point at
partial load, saving energy and lowering
the reactive current.
3RW2 Phase Control
Shorted SCR
If one or more shorted SCRs are detected, the starter will not energize. A fault
LED will light and if provided with a
shunt trip, the main circuit breaker will
trip.
Pump Stop
This option eliminates water hammer in
pumping systems, by giving a controlled
decel to the motor voltage. This process
allows for smooth pressure reduction
and quiet check valve operation.
Phase Loss
The controller will trip off the line if one
or more phases is lost.
Pilot Device Units and
Indicator Lights — Type 3SBO
Pilot Device Options
3SBO pilot devices are built by Siemens in
two basic forms - 1) as assembled for the
most frequently used configurations, or 2)
as subassemblies for greater flexibility.
Application
3SB0 devices are heavy duty oiltight,
watertight, and dusttight (NEMA Type 4,
4X, 13, IP65). They are used in industrial
control circuits at 600V or less. 3SBO
pilot devices are available in two diameters, 7/8” and 1-13/64” (22 and 30 mm).
7/8” (22 mm) Mounting
The operator is inserted into the hole in
the panel from the front and twisted into
the contact block holder. The unit is then
fixed from behind by means of two set
screws which are located in the contact
block holder, preventing the unit from
working loose or twisting.
1-13/64” (30 mm) Mounting
The holder is an integral part of the actuator, it is inserted into the hole in the
panel from the rear and secured from the
front by means of a front ring. With the
use of a legend plate or the thrust and
trim washers, the unit becomes stationary and will not twist or work loose.
Front Rings
Both units are supplied as standard with
metal chrome plated front rings. Black
plastic or anodized aluminum rings are
optional at no additional cost. The plastic
rings are recommended for use where
the atmosphere may be corrosive.
LED Indicating Lights (Optional)
Since LED’s consume less power, their
life is 10 to 20 times that of conventional
incandescent lamps. They also provide
greater resistance to shock and vibration.
Where lamp integrity and low maintenance is crucial, the 3SB0 LED indicator
is recommended.
Contact Blocks
One line of contact blocks fits both size
devices. All have parallel double break
contacts with wiping action and reliability
nibs to insure long, maintenance-free
Pushbutton Unit
7/8” (22 mm) Mounting
operation. The design is also well suited
to low energy circuits common on programmable controller interfaces. Blocks
snap side by side on the holder and lock
in place. The contact block holder is available in 3 and 5 position versions, eliminating the need for piggyback contacts
which are hard to wire and prone to failure. Terminals meet the “touchsafe”
requirements of IEC standards and are
clearly marked.
Wire funnels, screwdriver guides, and
captive terminal screws make the contacts easy to wire while self lifting spring
washers insure that the wire stays
secure under severe vibration.
Special contact blocks are available for
solder connection to printed circuit
boards. When used with the special
operator adaptor, they present a unique
solution to multiple button operator
panels.
Pushbutton Unit
1–13/64” (30 mm) Mounting
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General
Enclosed Pilot Device Stations
P22 Series
P22 stations are NEMA Type 1 metal
enclosures and are available in 1, 2, 3,
4, and 6 hole enclosures. Completely
assembled stations are standard up
to 3 hole units. Empty enclosures are
available for 7/8” (22 mm) pilot devices,
up to six units.
PBS1 Series
Flush mounted NEMA Type 1B stainless
steel plate are available with one and two
device configurations.
3SBO2 Series
3SBO2 pushbutton stations use 7/8"
(22 mm) pilot devices. Contact blocks are
base mounted in the enclosure to permit
easy wiring and service. The stations are
available either assembled or unassembled. Special stations can be ordered
complete from the factory. 3SBO2 pilot
device stations are rated NEMA 1, 3R, 4,
4X, 13, and IP65. Empty enclosures are
available in molded plastic and cast aluminum, and are supplied with conduit
adapter, contact mounting plate, and
sealing ring.
P30 Series
P30 pilot device stations use 1-13/64"
(30 mm) pilot devices and are available in
a number of configurations to meet most
applications. The stations are available
either assembled or unassembled. P30
series stations are available in NEMA 1,
3R, 4, 4X, and 13 enclosures.
Application
Class 52 oil tight pilot controls and accessories are designed to provide long, trouble free service in the most demanding
industrial applications. These controls are
oil and dust tight and meet NEMA 1, 3,
4, 12, and 13 specifications.
Push Button Operators
The operator base consists of a durable,
one piece casting equipped with a heavy
duty acrylic actuator with a stainless
steel spring, a neoprene actuator sealing
ring to prevent oil and dust from penetrating to the contact blocks, a neoprene
gasket to seal operator mounting hole,
and a chrome plated lock nut.
P22 Series NEMA 1
Contact Blocks
Contact blocks have double break bifurcated silver contacts which improve
contact fidelity. Contact blocks are heavy
duty rated NEMA A600 and suitable
for applications with low current draw.
Molded bodies and pushers resist arcing
and tracking. All units have stainless
steel springs that resist corrosion and
provide strong contact pressure. Captive
mounting screws speed panel assembly.
PBS1 Series
3SB02 Series
P30 Series NEMA 4X
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Guide Form Specifications
3-Phase Manual Starters and
1-Phase Starters
All 3-Phase manual starters and singlephase starters rated above 1 HP shall be
Siemens Class 11. They shall meet or
exceed the requirements of NEMA, UL,
and CSA. The starter must feature quickmake and quick-break contact operation
and cannot be teased into open condition.
It shall be provided with Class 20 melting
alloy overload protection, have optional
low voltage protection, padlock capability,
and be available in open, NEMA 1, 3, 4, 7
& 9, and 12 enclosures. Operating mechanism must clearly show their position
whether unit is on, off, or tripped.
Combination Starters,
NEMA Size 0–5
Across-the-line non-reversing or reversing
combination starters for motors up to
200 HP, 460 volts shall be Type SCB
(motor circuit interrupter Type ETI), Type
SCF (fusible disconnect switch Type
MCS), or Type SCN (non-fusible disconnect switch, Type MCS). They shall be
built in accordance with the latest NEMA
IC52 standards and shall be UL Listed.
The Type SCB and SCF shall be UL
Listed for applications requiring up to
100,000 amps withstand ratings without
the addition of current limiters. Class
“R”fuse clips to be supplied as standard.
Starters shall be equipped with three
pole double break contactor with arc
quenching system consisting of arc
chutes with arc splitter plates and a
maximum contact bounce time of 2 milliseconds for extended contact life. The
contactor shall have a minimum locked
rotor rating of 840% FLA for 10 seconds
duration. Starter shall include a minimum
of two normally open and two normally
closed contacts as standard (one open
and one closed on reversers).
Starters shall be equipped with three-pole
overload relays. Overload relay shall be
block-type NEMA Class 20 with a test feature. An isolated field mountable alarm
contact should be available. An optional
Class 10 overload relay should also be
available for factory or field installation.
The combination starter operating handle
shall always remain connected to the
breaker or switch. The operating handle
shall not be mounted in the door of the
enclosure, but to the side of the door in
the enclosure flange for safe “stand
aside” operation. Position of operating
handle will indicate “on, off, or tripped”
condition of switch or circuit breaker.
Interlock provisions shall prevent unauthorized opening or closing of the starter
door with the disconnect in the “on”
position. Operating handle shall be suitable for padlocking in the “off” position.
Type SXL and SRL
Non-Reversing or Reversing
Starters
Across-the-line magnetic starters for
motors up to 200 HP, 600 volts, shall be
Siemens Class 14 starters or equal. They
shall be built and tested in accordance
with the latest NEMA Standard ICS2-321
and UL Listed.
Starters shall be equipped with threepole, double-break contactors 45° wedge
action cross arm design utilized to minimize arcing contact bounce. Half-sized
for specific HP ratings between NEMA
sizes should be available for space and
cost savings. Coils should snap in and
out for ease of inspection and changing.
Dual voltage coils shall be optional.
Starter shall include one normally open
auxiliary contact as standard with capability of mounting at least 3 additional.
Starters shall be equipped with threepole overload relays. Overload relay shall
be melting alloy-type NEMA Class 20
with a test feature. An isolated field
mountable alarm contact should be available. Optional Class 10 overload relay
should also be available for factory or
field installation.
Full Voltage Starters,
NEMA Size 6–8
Across-the-line reversing and nonreversing starters for motors rated above
100 HP at 230 volts, and above 200 HP
at 460 volts. Starters shall be equipped
with three-pole double-break contactors
with an arc quenching system consisting
of arc chutes with arc splitter plates and
a limited contact bounce to extended
contact life. Starter shall include a control
transformer as standard. Starter shall also
include a solid state microprocessor controlled overload relay with three current
transformers and shall have an adjustable
tripping class from Class 10 to Class 30
to compensate for long acceleration
times. The overload relay shall offer protection from overloads, phase loss, and
phase unbalance, and also include an isolated alarm circuit contact and test button. The starters shall be built and tested
in accordance with the latest NEMA
standard ICS 2-321 and UL Listed.
All starter enclosure types are fabricated
types, in accordance with the latest
Specifications
NEMA standards. All operating parts
can be removed quickly and easily from
the front.
Devices shall have straight through
wiring and conveniently located connection points for external wires and cables
minimize installation time. Combination
starters shall be of either the fusible
switch, non-fusible switch, or molded
case circuit breaker type. Combination
fusible starters shall contain fuse clips for
Class L current limiting fuses rated
200,000 amps symmetrical interrupting
capacity, and shall have an externally
operated load break disconnect switch.
On the combination circuit breaker version, a molded case thermal magnetic
circuit breaker which has an adjustable
magnetic trip provision, shall be provided.
Reversing starters will contain two contactors that are electrically and mechanically interlocked in addition to all the
above described features. 3-phase, 250 to
900 HP non-reversing and reversing
50 / 60 Hz. NEMA size 6 through 8 fullvoltage starters are used for across-theline starting of squirrel cage induction
motors and the primary control functions
for wound rotor motors. In addition they
can be used for control of power for
static or resistive loads such as lighting
and heating. They provide the lowest
cost, least maintenance and minimum
space requirements of any magnetic
starters where inrush current limitations
do not restrict their use.
Starter Types
Non-Reversing
Class 18 Motor Circuit Interrupter (ETI)
Class 17 Fusible Switch (MCS)
Class 17 Non-Fusible Switch (MCS)
Reversing
Class 26 Motor Circuit Interrupter (ETI)
Class 25 Fusible Switch (MCS)
Class 27 Non-Fusible Switch (MCS)
Additional Starter Sizes
Oversize enclosures are available:
Class 17 and 18, NEMA sizes 0–4.
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Reduced Voltage
Autotransformer Starters
Reduced voltage starters shall be
Siemens Type SAT for motors up to 900
HP, 600V. Starter shall be the closed transition type providing field adjustable voltage taps for 50, 65, and 80% of the line
voltage. The autotransformer shall be a
NEMA medium duty with internal thermal
protectors for protection of overheating
due to excessive repeat starts that
exceed the allowable number of starts on
the transformer. Incomplete sequence
protection is to be provided on all NEMA
size 6–8 starters.
Autotransformer starters shall be
equipped with three-pole double-break
contactors with an arc quenching system
consisting of arc chutes with arc splitter
plates and a maximum 2 millisecond
bounce time on sizes 2–5 to extend contact life. Run contactor shall be capable of
carrying a minimum of 840% full-load current for 10 seconds duration on sizes 2–5.
Starter shall include two three-pole contactors, to connect the autotransformer
for reduced voltage starting, and a twopole (run) contactor to bypass the autotransformer and connect the motor for
full voltage across-the-line running after
a predetermined starting time is reached.
A transition timer shall be provided which
can be field adjusted to set the starting
time. Starters shall be equipped with
three-pole overload relays. Overload relay
shall be a block type NEMA Class 10 with
push to test feature, phase unbalance and
phase loss protection, be field adjustable,
and have an isolated alarm circuit contact.
For NEMA Size 6–8 starters, the overload
relay shall be a 3UB solid state microprocessor controlled device and have a
field adjustable class setting from Class
10 through Class 30 to compensate for
long accelerating times.
The starters shall be built and tested in
accordance with the latest NEMA
standard ICS 2-321 and UL Listed.
Multi-Speed Starters
Type S1, S2 multi-speed starters shall be
equipped with three-pole, double-break
contactors with an arc quenching system
consisting of arc chutes with arc splitter
plates, and a maximum 2-millisecond
bounce time on sizes 2–5 to extend
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contact life.
Starters shall be equipped with three-pole
overload relays. Overload relay shall be a
block type NEMA Class 10 with push-totest feature, phase unbalance and phase
loss protection, be field adjustable, and
have an isolated alarm circuit contact. For
NEMA Size 6–8 starters, the overload
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relay shall be a 3UB solid state microprocessor-controlled device and have a
field adjustable class setting from Class
10 through Class 30 to compensate for
long accelerating times. The starters shall
be built and tested in accordance with the
latest NEMA standard ICS 2-321 and UL
Listed.
Reduced Voltage Wye
Delta Starters
Wye Delta Open And Closed
Transition Starters
Wye delta starters shall be equipped with
three-pole double-break contactors with
an arc quenching system consisting of arc
chutes with arc splitter plates and a maximum 2-millisecond bounce time on sizes
2–5 to extend contact life. Starter shall
include three 3-pole contactors sized per
NEMA standard ICS-2-321-7 and appropriate mechanical interlock.
A transition timer shall be provided which
can be field adjusted to set the starting
time. A fourth contactor will be used on
closed transition starters with transition
resistors wired in each phase. An incomplete sequence relay shall be included to
protect the transition resistors in the
event the transition is not completed.
Wye delta starters shall be equipped with
a three-pole overload relay wired in the
phase windings.
Overload relay shall be a block type
NEMA Class 10 with push to test feature,
phase unbalance and phase loss protection, be field adjustable, and have an isolated alarm circuit contact. For NEMA size
6–8 starters, the overload relay shall be a
3UB solid state microprocessor controlled
device and have a field adjustable class
setting from Class 10 through Class 30 to
compensate for long accelerating times.
The starters shall be built and tested in
accordance with the latest NEMA
Standard ICS 2-321 and UL Listed.
Reduced Voltage, Part
Winding Starters
Part Winding Starters
Part winding starters shall be equipped
with three pole double break contactors
with an arc quenching system consisting
of arc chutes with arc splitter plates and a
maximum 2-millisecond bounce time on
sizes 2–5 to extend contact life. Starter
shall include two three-pole contactors
mechanically interlocked. A transition timer
shall be provided which can be field adjusted to set the starting time. Starters shall
be equipped with three-pole overload
relays. Overload relays shall be a block
type NEMA Class 10 with push-to-test
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feature, phase unbalance and phase loss
protection, be field adjustable, and have an
isolated alarm circuit contact. For NEMA
size 6–8 starters, the overload relay shall
be a 3UB solid state microprocessor controlled device and have a field adjustable
class setting from Class 10 through Class
30 to compensate for long accelerating
times. The starters shall be built and tested in accordance with the latest NEMA
Standard ICS 2-321 and UL Listed.
Solid State Reduced Voltage Starters
Voltage Limit: To set a soft start, no
need to know full load amps regardless
of motor size (it limits inrush current during the starting period). It reduces peak
torques at near synchronous speed compared to current limit start.
Impulse Start: Provides breakaway
torque for high friction loads such as
crushers or mixers, it reduces motor
heating compared to ramp starts.
Shunt Trip: For positive isolation on fault
conditions; in case of 2 shorted SCR’S.
Emergency Start: With a shorted SCR,
controller should be able to soft start and
run to save the process.
Under / Over Voltage: Under over voltage protection prevents motor and controller damage.
UL Ratings: UL Listed and short circuit
tested for 65 kA or higher with circuit
breakers (magnetic trip only breakers).
Short circuit tested for 100 kA with RK5
fuses.
Diagnostics: On board fault diagnostics
with selectable fault relay output.
Initialization Check: 50-millisecond
check on start; for short circuit, power
line conditions, and load connections.
Re-Start of Rotating Motors (Start on
the Fly): Starting motors with applied
BEMF (back electro magnetic force) with
no transients. No need to wait for field
to collapse or decay. Smooth reversing.
Power Outage: Ride-through power outages for 0.5 seconds on control power
up to 5 seconds on primary power.
SCR Thermal Protection: Temperature
and current predicting model to protect
SCR’s for all conditions by keeping semiconductors below the rated junction
temperature.
Fully Isolated Electronics: All inputs,
relays and DC power components must
be isolated from customer connections
to provide noise immunity, 2500 volt dielectric with start.
Inputs: All inputs must operate on 120
volts including remote reset input.
Communications: Communications port
must be provided on the electronics to
interface with IBM compatible PC via
RS232 link.
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