Selection Guide

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Siemens Industry, Inc.
Industrial Controls Catalog
Heater Table Number
Bimetal Standard Trip (Class 20) Bimetal Quick Trip (Class 10)
Compensated Compensated
Size
Controller
E Heaters K Heaters
or Size
Green Reset Green Reset
Class Description Amperage Letter 1Ph 3Ph 1Ph 3Ph
SMF Manual All See Page 9/122
Magnetic
14, 22
Non-reversing,
00-4 B–J 213 233 313 332
Reversing
17, 18 Combination
25, 26 Reversing Combination
30, 32
a
Multi Speed 0-4 C-J 233 332
83, 84 Pump Controllers
87, 89 Motor Control Centers
48
Panel Mounted
25-180A D–J 216 238 316 335
Overload Relay
ESP200 starters do not require heater elements.
a
Overload Relay Selection Multi-Speed
Each speed requires a separate set of overloads. The
adjustment range must be selected on the basis of the
full-load current for each particular speed.
To Select Heater Catalog Number Use
b
Product Class
b
Controller Size
b
Motor Amp
b
Phase
1.
Find heater table number below,
using the Product Class, Controller
Size and Phase. Heater table number
is found in the column under the type
of overload and phase.
2.
Refer to the specified table and use
the controller size and motor amps to
select the heater catalog number.
a.
If motor amps are not known, an
approximate value may be found
on the previous page. These values
should be used with caution and only
when motor amps are not available.
Heaters shown on the following pages
provide a maximum trip rating of 125%
of minimum motor amperes for 40˚C
motors (service factor 1.15). For other
motors (service factor 1.0), select the
next lower listed heater catalog number
within the designated table which
provides a maximum trip rating of
approximately 115%.
Overload relays do not provide
protection against short circuits.
To ensure proper coordination with
short circuit protective device, select
heaters from the information packaged
with the control device.
Phase
Size
Class
14 C P 3 2 B C 81
Catalog No
Siemens / Speedfax Previous folio: 16-151, 10IC 8-151
Overload Relay Heater Tables
Selection of Heater Elements for Overload Relays
General

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