EATON ECN1612EAB-R63/D NEMA Combination Starter, Electronic, 208 VAC, Push Button
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| Item | NEMA Fusible Combination Starter |
| Auxiliary Contact Form | 1NO |
| Control Transformer | Yes |
| Electrical Operating Durability | 100000 |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Horsepower @ Three Phase - 208v Ac | 7 1/2 hp |
| Horsepower @ Three Phase - 240v Ac | 7 1/2 hp |
| Horsepower @ Three Phase - 480v Ac | 10 hp |
| Includes Auxiliary Contacts | Yes |
| Includes Pilot Light | No |
| Ip Rating | IP20 |
| Max Current (ac) | 45A |
| Maximum Overload Relay Current Setting | 45A |
| Maximum Voltage Rating | 600V AC |
| Minimum Overload Relay Current Setting | 9A |
| Mounting Postion | Horizontal, Vertical |
| Mounting Style | Through Panel |
| Nema Enclosure Rating | 3R |
| Nema Size | 1 |
| Nominal Coil (secondary) Voltage | 120V AC |
| Nominal Control (primary) Voltage | 208V AC |
| Number Of Poles | 3 |
| Number Of Terminals | 3 |
| Operator Type | Start/Stop (Push Button) |
| Overall Depth | 31" |
| Overall Height | 11" |
| Overall Width | 12" |
| Overload Protection Type | Electronic |
| Phase | Three |
| Resistance Properties | Impact Resistant, Tamper Resistant |
| Reversing Capability | Non-Reversing |
| Series | Freedom Series |
| Short Circuit Protection | Fusible Disconnect |
| Standards | UL E1491 |
| Starter Style | NEMA |
| Thermal Units Required | None (Not Applicable to Electronic Overloads) |
| Trip Class | Class 10, Class 20, Class 30 |
| Ul Fuse Class | R |
| Wire Termination Type | Screw |
| Ship height (cm) | 27.94 |
| Ship length (cm) | 78.74 |
| Ship width (cm) | 30.48 |
| Country of Origin | US |
| Model | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| ECN1612AAB-R63/C | €2,294.02 | |
| ECN1602AAB-R63/B | €2,646.89 | |
| ECN1612AAB-R63/D | €2,294.02 | |
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