power distribution - Siemens

16SPEEDFAX TM 2007-2008 Control ProductsContentsWhat’s New 16-3Product Overview 16-4NEMA & General Purpose ControlManual ControlFractional HP Starters, Class SMF 16-5 – 16-6Switches, Class MMS and MRS 16-7 – 16-8Starters and Switches, Class 11 - 3RV 16-9 – 16-10NEMA ControlCatalog Numbering System 16-11Non-Combination Starters Features and Benefits 16-12 – 16-13Non-Reversing Starters, Class 14 16-14 – 16-16Combination Starters Features and Benefits 16-17Combination Starters, Class 17 and 18 16-18 – 16-26Reversing Starters, Class 22 16-27 – 16-28Combination Reversing Starters, Class 25 and 26 16-29 – 16-30Two Speed Starters Features and Benefits 16-31Two Speed Starters, Class 30 16-32 – 16-35Combination Two Speed Starters, Class 32 16-36 – 16-43Non-Reversing Contactors, Class 40 16-44 – 16-45Vacuum Contactors, Class 40 16-45Reversing Contactors, Class 43 16-46Overload Relays, Class 48, 958 and 3RB20 16-47 – 16-49Current Sensitive Relays, Class 97 16-50 – 16-51Duplex ControllersFeatures and Benefits 16-52Non Combination, Class 83 16-53Combination, Class 84 16-54 – 16-55Pump Control PanelsFeatures and Benefits 16-56 – 16-57Full-Voltage Type, Class 87 16-58 – 16-59Reduced-Voltage Type, Class 88 16-60 – 16-61Vacuum Starter Type, Class 87 16-62Reduced Voltage ControlReduced Voltage Features and Benefits 16-63Auto Transformer Starters, Class 36 and 37 16-64Part Winding Starters, Class 36 and 37 16-65Wye Delta Open Transition, Class 36 and 37 16-66Wye Delta Closed Transition, Class 36 and 37 16-67Lighting ControlElectrically Held Contactors, LE 16-68 – 16-70Mechanically Held Contactors, CLM 16-71 – 16-73Control Power TransformersDomestic and International (UL, CSA and CE), Class MT and MTG 16-74 – 16-78Modifications and DrawingsField Modification Kits 16-79 – 16-89Enclosure Kits 16-90 – 16-93Factory Modifications 16-94 – 16-98Dimensions 16-99– 16-128Wiring Diagrams 16-129 – 16-14716 CONTROLPRODUCTSResidential Commercial Industrial