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200 STARTERS (MEDIUM VOLTAGE) General Information GENERAL INFORMATION, Continued Old Catalog System – Contactors Only LF – Air Break SJ – Vacuum 25 – 2500V 33 – 3300V 50 – 5000V 72 – 7200V Current Catalog System – Contactors Only Vacuum Break A – Drawout Use O – OEM Design S – Slideout 25 – 2500V 50 – 5000V 72 – 7200V Vacuum Break LF 25 H 4 3 0 S J A 5 0 V W 4 3 0 Old Catalog System – Starters (with Isolating Switch, Power Fuses, Contactor, etc.) 10 – Manual 11 – Magnetic 13 – Wound Rotor 14 – Synchronous 17 – Air Conditioning 2 – Full Voltage 3 – Solid State 4 – Resistor 5 – Reactor 6 – R.V. Auto-transformer 7 – R.V. Part Winding 8 – R.V. Wye-Delta 9 – F.V. Multispeed 0 – Non-Reversing 1 – Reversing 11 – 2 0 2 – 25 L 2 Current Catalog System – Starters (with Isolating Switch, Power Fuses, Contactors, etc.) H – Air Break (Obsolete) V – Vacuum Break “Drawout” S – Vacuum Break “Slideout” Type of Starter 202 – FV Non-Reversing 212 – FV Reversing 502 – Reactor 602 – Autotransformer 702 – Part Winding 802 – Wye-Delta 902 – Multispeed S 2 0 2 S 4 G Enclosure S – NEMA 1 A – NEMA 1A J – NEMA 12 R – NEMA 3 Normally Closed Poles Normally Open Poles 2 – 200A 4 – 400A 7 – 700A 8 – 800A H – Air Break V – Vacuum J – Vacuum Normally Closed Poles Normally Opened Poles 4 – 400A 8 – 800A W – [ Bottle M – Metric Bottle (Obsolete) 2 – 200A 4 – 400A 7 – 700A 8 – 800A L – Air Break V – Vacuum J – Vacuum 25 – 2500V 33 – 3300V 50 – 5000V 72 – 7200V 2 – Non-Load Break, Fused Switch 1 – Non-Load Break, Non-Fused Switch Voltage Class E – 2400V, 60 Hz G – 4160V, 60 Hz K – 6900V, 60 Hz L – 3300V, 60 Hz Contactor Ampere Rating 2 – 200A 4 – 400A 7 – 700A 8 – 800A March 2001
TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES AMPGARD Selection Table Installed Equipment AMPGARD OIL AMPGARD AH AMPGARD AMI AMPGARD 25L2 AMPGARD 50L2 AMPGARD 50V4 AMPGARD 25/50 L4 AMPGARD 25/50 L7 AMPGARD V202 AMPGARD S202 Non-W MV Starters Synchronous Control March 2001 STARTERS (MEDIUM VOLTAGE) Vintage AMPGARD Aftermarket Products Available Reference Add-on Cell➋ Isolation Contactor➍ Parts➎ Vacuum Tune-Up Material Structure➊ Switch➌ Retrofits➏ Service➐ 1945 - 1957 1948 - 1957 1957 - 1970 1962 - 1990 1963 - 1981 1972 - 1966 - 1989 1969 - 1989 1982 1987 1950 - 1950 - ➊ Add-on structures, air or vacuum. ➋ Complete cell including frame, Iso switch, vacuum or air contactor, and all components to complete a starter. ➌ Isolation switch only. ➍ Complete contactor, air or vacuum, manufactured with all new parts and per original specs. ➎ New, genuine parts per original specs. Recommended spare parts. ➏ Vacuum retrofits – OIL, AH, AMI (typ. one high starters) Complete cell retrofit 50L2 Vacuum retrofit kit 50V4, 25/50L7 Complete cell retrofit 25/50L4 Direct replacement vacuum contactor Synchronous Mark V solid state control retrofit Non-Westinghouse Starters Complete cell retrofit ➐ Asheville, NC contactor tune-up service for air and vacuum break contactors. NOTE: 8855V updated and expanded RP.48J.01.T.E, March 2000. 201 RPD8855C RPD8855C RPD8855C RPD8855A RPD8855A,C RPD8855A,V,C RPD8855A,C RPD8855A,C RPD8855C,V RPD8855C,V RPD8855C CAT 26000, RPD8855S N
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DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 2 MOLDED CASE C
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MARGIN March 2001 SECONDARY SPOT NE
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Molded case cir
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FACTORY ORIGINAL CIRCUIT BREAKERS W
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NEW TECHNOLOGY Digitrip OPTIM is a
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NEW TECHNOLOGY, Continued Digitrip
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Quicklag Plug-in Industrial Circuit
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CHB CIRCUIT BREAKER Originally a Cu
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MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER REPLACE
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March 2001 MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREA
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C U R R E N T D E S I G N R E P L A
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REPLACEMENT CAPABILITIES, Continued
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Type KB and MARK 75 Type HKB 90-250
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Continuous Ampere Rating at 40°C M
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Special Breakers➍ Trip Units Only
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Continuous Ampere Rating at 40°C 2
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Terminals➊➋ Two terminals are r
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ACCESSORIES Rear Connected Studs➊
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Extended Lin
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Left Hand Mo
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Alarm Switch
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ACCESSORIES, Continued Motor Operat
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C U R R E N T D E S I G N O U T O F
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(Includes Terminals on Load Side on
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Type RHK 2-, 3-Poles; 600 Volts AC
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GENERAL INFORMATION Accessories and
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SELECTION AND AVAILABILITY GUIDE Ci
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SLIDE PLATE TYPE Vertical Mounting
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TYPE SM SAFETY HANDLE Door Hardware
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AMT VARI-DEPTH Fixed Width Type Typ
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AMT VARI-DEPTH Vari-Width Type Type
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PRODUCT HISTORY TIMELINE Page Produ
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ORIGINAL CUTLER-HAMMER PANELBOARD B
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Westinghouse Panelboard Type March
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PB/PH/PH-L Originally a Cutler-Hamm
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PRL1 AND PRL2 PANELBOARDS Originall
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PRL4B/PRL4F Originally a Westinghou
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PRODUCT SUPPORT SERVICES Satellite
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PRODUCT HISTORY TIMELINE Originally
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Operating Handl
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BUSWAY VS. CABLE AND CONDUIT March
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PRODUCT HISTORY, Continued In 1966,
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IQ ENERGY SENTINEL FOR BUS PLUGS Th
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The IQ Metering
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GENERAL INFORMATION Application Ove
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IQ DP-4000/4100 IQ Analyzer Digitri
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IQ 2000 March 2001 IQ PRODUCTS Disc
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PRODUCT HISTORY March 2001 COMMUNIC
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March 2001 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS (
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FUNCTION Electronic Device IMPACC S
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IMPACC SOFTWARE IMPACC Series III S
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100/110 SERIES 300 SERIES 400 SERIE
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➊ 50 Hz rating plugs are availabl
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SWITCHGEAR (TRIP UNIT RETROFIT KITS
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CATALOG NUMBER Trip Unit Type 5 Z 6
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CATALOG NUMBER Trip Unit Type 5 510
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Medium Voltage
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FURTHER INFORMATION Product Literat
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March 2001 SWITCHGEAR (MEDIUM VOLTA
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Medium voltage
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION CLE and HLE Cur
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Originally a Westinghouse Product M
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INDEX A A10 Contactors and Starters
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INDEX MV, Medium Voltage Switchgear
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INDEX M MA Molded Case Circuit Brea
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INDEX Slide Plate Handle Mechanism
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March 2001 CUTLER-HAMMER SALES OFFI
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