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Three-pole manual motor protector with thermal overload adjustable from 55 to 65 A, rated 63 A at 480 V for 40 hp motors
The Eaton XTPR063DC1 is a manual motor protector rated for three-phase applications up to 480V AC and 40 hp. It provides adjustable thermal overload protection with a current setting range from 55 A to 65 A and a current rating of 63 A. The unit mounts on a DIN rail and operates via a rotary selector switch operator.
This protector suits installers needing IEC-style starter functionality with thermal overload trips for motors drawing up to 63 A. It is not for applications requiring an integrated NEMA-rated enclosure, a magnetic trip-only device, or a non-adjustable fixed-current breaker. Buyers needing single-phase protection or voltage ratings above 600V AC should look elsewhere.
The decisive specification is the thermal overload adjustment window of 55 A to 65 A, which must match the motor full-load current. Verify the motor nameplate current falls within this band before selecting this frame D unit for 480V AC, 40 hp duty.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Eaton |
| Product type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Product color | Transparent |
The protector is rated for a maximum of 600 V AC and is applied at 480 V AC three-phase for a 40 hp motor.
The device uses DIN-rail mounting with an IEC frame D profile and has no enclosure.
Clip the unit onto the DIN rail, wire the three phases to the terminals, then set the thermal dial between 55 A and 65 A; the dial adjustment is the step most often overlooked.
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