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Protects three-phase motors up to 600 V AC with a 0.25–0.4 A thermal overload range on a DIN-rail mountable frame
The Eaton XTPRP40BC1 is a manual motor protector rated for three-phase AC circuits up to 600V. It suits maintenance teams and panel builders who need adjustable overload protection for small motors in control cabinets.
The unit clips onto standard DIN rail and uses screw terminals for secure connections. Its rotary selector switch gives direct local control, while the thermal overload mechanism frees the panel from separate relay modules.
The protector covers a current setting range from .25 A to .4 A, letting installers match the device to the motor nameplate without stocking multiple frames. No enclosure is included, so the builder must provide a suitable cabinet.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Eaton |
| Product type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Product color | Transparent |
The overload relay can be adjusted up to 0.4 A maximum setting.
Continuous operation at 0.4 A produces only the normal thermal-unit warmth; no forced cooling is required.
A three-phase AC supply up to 600 V is required for the protector to function.
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