Brochure
Table Of Contents
- AC Magnetic Contactors Class 8502
- AC Magnetic Starters Class 8536
- Class 8502 and 8536 Application Data
- Power Contact Ratings
- Short Circuit Protection
- Capacitor Switching
- Maintenance of Equipment
- Auxiliary Units
- Factory Installed Auxiliary Contacts
- Form Number of Additional Auxiliary Contacts
- Control Circuit Transformers
- Power Poles
- Size 6 Type SH and Size 7 Type SJ Contactors and Starters
- Operation Rates
- Auxiliary Contacts
- Class 8502 Open Type Class 8536 Open Type
- NEMA Type 1 — General Purpose Enclosure
- NEMA Type 1 — General Purpose Enclosure with Form F4T
- NEMA Type 7 & 9 Enclosures for Hazardous Locations Sizes 0-2, Bolted Cover, Cast Iron, Sizes 0-5,...
- NEMA 7 & 9 Bolted Cover, Cast Aluminum
- General Information
- Altitude
- Termination Means
- Auxiliary Contacts
- Auxiliary Contact Units
- section 2 – reversing magnetic starters and contactors
- AC Magnetic Reversing Contactors Class 8702
- AC magnetic reversing starters class 8736
- General Information
- Overload Relays
- MOTOR LOGIC™ Solid State Overload Relay (SSOLR)
- Enclosures
- Holding Circuit Contact
- Coil Voltages
- Mechanical Interlocks
- Auxiliary Contacts
- Type S Accessories
- Power Contact Ratings
- Maintenance of Equipment
- Control Transformer Selection
- Auxiliary Units
- Factory Installed Auxiliary Contacts
- Open Type — 2 or 3-Pole Only
- Auxiliary Contact Units
- General Information
- section 3 – motor starters multi-speed
- Additional Features
- Special Relays for Non-Reversing and Reversing Multispeed Starters
- Thermal Units
- Typical Elementray Diagrams
- Thermal Units
- Vertically Arranged, Open Type, Two Speed Starters
- Thermal Units
- Special Arrangements with Three Devices
- Ordering Information Required
- Thermal Units
- Thermal Units
- Application Data for Types SB-SH
- Control Transformer Selection
- Mechanical Interlock
- Section 1 – magnetic contactors and starters
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Multispeed motors are available in two basic versions:
• Consequent pole
• Separate winding
A separate winding motor has a winding for each speed while a consequent
pole motor has a winding for every two speeds (three speed motors have two
windings). The motor connections (and thus the types of controllers) for two
speed starters are exemplified by the schematic diagrams shown to the left.
Note that consequent pole two speed controllers involve a 5-pole and a
3-pole starter while separate winding controllers have two 3-pole starters.
Separate winding motors are usually chosen when flexibility is important,
since the speeds of a consequent pole motor are usually limited to a 2/1 ratio;
a broad range of speeds can be obtained on a separate winding motor.
Both consequent pole and separate winding motors are available in three types:
• Constant horsepower
• Constant torque
• Variable torque
Typical applications for these different types of motors are shown below.
NOTE: For detailed information involving the technical aspects of flexibility of
the starters used in the multispeed controllers, see Classes 8702, 8736 and
8810 application data.
Typical Applications
Constant H.P.
• Spindles
• Cutting Tools
— Lathes
—Saws
Constant Torque
• Conveyors
• Mills
• Dough Mixers
• Reciprocating Pumps
Variable Torque
• Fans
• Centrifugal Pumps
Speed Selection
The speed of a squirrel cage motor is directly proportional to the power
supply frequency and inversely proportional to the number of poles in the
stator winding. With the frequency constant, motor speed is determined by
the number of poles.
(RPM) Speed =
(120) (Frequency)
No. of Poles
Horsepower =
T x S Where:
T = Torque in Lb Ft
S = Speed in RPM
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Typical Schematic Diagrams
AC Multispeed Magnetic Starters
Application Data – Class 8810, 8811, 8812
2-Speed Consequent Pole Constant Horsepower
NEMA Size 0-4
Sizes 5, 6 & 7 Use Special Circuitry
2-Speed Consequent Pole Constant or Variable Torque
NEMA Size 0-4
Sizes 5, 6 & 7 Use Special Circuitry
2-Speed Separate Winding Constant HP, Constant Torque
and Variable Torque NEMA Size 0-4
Sizes 5, 6 & 7 Use Special Circuitry
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