Waterproof Three Phase AC Contactor Magnetic Starter 50A 65A 75A 80A UKQ series manufacturer from China Zhejiang KRIPAL Electric Company

Waterproof Three Phase AC Contactor Magnetic Starter 50A 65A 75A 80A

Place of Origin:

Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: UKQ series

Waterproof Three Phase AC Contactor Magnetic Starter 50A 65A 75A 80A

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Waterproof Three Phase AC Contactor Magnetic Starter 50A 65A 75A 80A

Description:

AC motor starters has a contactor and an overload relay, which will open the control voltage to the starter coil if it detects an overload on a motor. Overload relays may rely on heat produced by the motor current to operate a bimetal contact or release a contact held closed by a low-melting-point alloy.

The overload relay opens a set of contacts that arewired in series with the supply to the contactor feeding the motor. The characteristics of the heaters can be matched to the motor so that the motor is protected against overload. Recently, microprocessor-controlled motor digital protective relays offer more comprehensive protection of motors.

Specifications:

Model	Rated ultimate(KW)					Rated current(A)			AC1 Type
	Single-phase motor		Three-phase motor AC3 Type			Three-phase motor AC3 Type			AC1 Type
	110V	220V	200-220V	380V-440V	500V-550V	200-220V	380V-440V	500V-550V	A
UKQ-9MB	0.4	0.8	2.5	4	4	11	9	7	25
UKQ-12MB	0.5	1	3.5	5.5	7.5	13	12	12	25
UKQ-18MB	0.75	1.5	4.5	7.5	7.5	18	18	13	40
UKQ-22MB	0.9	1.8	5.5	11	15	22	22	22	40
UKQ-32MB	1.2	-	7.5	15	18.5	32	32	28	50
UKQ-40MB	1.7	-	11	18.5	22	40	40	32	60
UKQ-50B	-	-	15	22	30	50	50	43	80
UKQ-65B	-	-	18.5	30	33	65	65	60	100
UKQ-75B	-	-	22	37	37	75	75	64	110
UKQ-85B	-	-	25	45	45	85	80	75	135

Operation:

Typically starters are operated by two push switches, a "start" switch which is normally-off (i.e. push-to-make) and a "stop" switch which is normally-on (i.e. push-to-break).

When the motor is not running, although line voltage is available, no current is drawn by the starter or motor.

When the "start" button is pressed, the motor is not powered directly, rather the electromagnet in the contactor is energized. The magnetic switch in the contactor then engages, simultaneously switching current to the motor and providing self-sustaining current to maintain its own state. Thus when the start button is released, the magnetic switch remains engaged and the motor remains running.

Pressing the "stop" button breaks the circuit to the contactor which consequently de-energizes its electromagnet thus cutting current to the motor.

Applications:

AC motor starters are commonly found on equipment drawing several horsepower or higher. Examples include woodworking machinery such as cabinet saws or shapers. Machines with smaller loads, such as a drill press or most handheld tools normally use only a switch instead. Magnetic starters are stock components for many machines, and aftermarket starters are also available for use as replacements or for retrofitting older machines.

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