Control Panel Choices That Protect Your Biggest Investments
When it comes to the control panels that govern the operation of machines and processes, it is critical that each component can be relied upon to optimize safety and performance.
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When it comes to the control panels that govern the operation of machines and processes, it is critical that each component can be relied upon to optimize safety and performance.
c3controls’ Series 330 Motor Protection Circuit Breakers provide reliable overload and short circuit protection for all your motor control applications and are ideal for use in multi-motor applications. They install on a standard 35mm DIN rail and work with a variety of accessories to make wiring as easy as possible.
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Motor protection circuit breakers provide overload, phase-loss and short circuit protection, can be used by themselves as manual motor controllers or with contactors in group motor installations, and can achieve Type 2 coordination for optimum performance. Type E self-protected combination manual motor controllers provide disconnecting means, branch circuit protection, motor control and motor overload protection all in a single device.
Designed to provide reliable overload and short circuit protection and are ideal for use in group motor installations where panel space is at a premium and device modularity is required to satisfy virtually any application requirement.
UL Listed and CE marked, our Series 330 and E330 Open and Enclosed Motor Protection Circuit Breakers are designed to perform in a broad range of applications.
High fault short circuit current rating of 50kA @ 480V provides safety and reliability in high fault applications.
Removable/replaceable identification marker, standard on all c3controls’ Series 330 Motor Protection Circuit Breakers, simplifies troubleshooting.
Trip indicating auxiliary contacts can be used to identify the trip cause – overload or short circuit – to help determine the type of service/maintenance that may be required.
Handle can be padlocked in the “OFF” position with up to three padlocks for extra safety during maintenance.
35mm DIN rail mounting for fast and easy installation and removal, or panel mounting with mounting feet for more secure installation in high shock and vibration applications.
Our self-protected devices eliminate the need for upstream fuses and circuit breakers, and they provide reliable motor protection.
IP20 guarded terminals with dual terminal markings prevent accidental contact with live parts.
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Combination Type E and Type F motor controller includes a motor protection circuit breaker and contactor to provide disconnecting means, branch circuit, short circuit, and ground fault protection, motor control and motor overload protection. Watch this video to learn the differences between Type E & Type F, as well as the proper applications per the NEC and UL Standards requirements.
With over 30 years of product research and development experience with Rockwell Automation/Allen-Bradley and Eaton/Cutler-Hammer, Ed Mallonen is uniquely positioned to comment on the essential attributes of a world-class product development organization. Ed draws on this experience, sharing insights on product design and development and c3controls’ line of Motor Control products noting, “It’s pretty darn impressive.”
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