June 2005
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XT IEC Power Control
Manual Motor Protectors
Product Family Overview
Figure 75. Typical Circuits
4.43
4.44
S1Q1
4.13
4.14
H1
H2
3
4
1
2
5
6
N
L3
L2
L1
F1 Max. 10A
D1
D2
F4
S1
Q1
07
08
3
4
1
2
5
6
N
L3
L2
L1
F2 Max. 10A
F1 Max. 10A
S2
S3
H1: “Short-Circuit” Signal
H2: “Tripped” Signal
(MMP can be tripped by overload,
short-circuit, or auxiliary releases)
H1; H2
F1
Q1
S1
Indicator Lights
Fuses
MMP
Signalling Contact
The undervoltage release with leading auxiliary contacts
prevents formation of parasitic voltages in the control circuit
when the MMP position is “OFF”. In the tripped position of
the MMP, opening of these contacts is not assured.
MMP with XTPAXSATR20 Signalling switch.
Separate “Short-Circuit” and “Tripped” signals.
Interruption of MMPs by means of pushbutton
or EMERGENCY-STOP button in the system.
F1; F2
Q1
F4
S1; S2; S3
Fuses
MMP
Undervoltage Release
OFF Pushbuttons in the System
U
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