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Type A Overload Relays, Single Pole and Block Type<br />

1 Pole. Starter Mounting 1 Pole, Panel Mounting 1 Pole Fast Trip, Panel<br />

Mounting<br />

Block Type. Starter Mounting Block Type. Panel Mounting 3-Pole Fast Trip, Panel<br />

Mounting<br />

Description<br />

<strong>A200</strong> thermal overload relays will protect<br />

the motor against abnormal load conditions<br />

and single phasing. Bimetallic actuated,<br />

they are available as standard non-compensated<br />

or ambient compensated in either single<br />

pole or block type 2 or 3 pole design.<br />

Single pole relays are also available as fast<br />

trip, ambient compensated type which provide<br />

approximately 125% motor protection<br />

with a tripping time of less than 10 seconds,<br />

at 500% motor full load current.<br />

Fast trip relays can be identified by the<br />

green reset rods. They are available for panel<br />

or starter mounting. The three-pole fast trip<br />

design is composed of three single pole<br />

relays on a common baseplate, with a common<br />

reset bar.<br />

The bimetal element is actuated by precisely<br />

calibrated heater elements which are connected<br />

directly in the circuit to be protected.<br />

Thermal actuation of this device opens the<br />

contacts in the coil circuit of a contacto r or<br />

relay which results in the disconnection of<br />

power to the overloaded circuit.<br />

Interchangeable thermal heater elements for<br />

single pole standard trip and block type<br />

overload relays are available to cover motor<br />

full load currents from .29 to 135 amperes<br />

in approximately 10% steps (see Heater<br />

Application Table, page 60. Fast trip over-<br />

load relays do not have interchangeable<br />

heater elements but are available in a series<br />

of ratings to cover motor full load currents<br />

from 1.6 to 150 amps in approximately<br />

10% steps.<br />

Design Features<br />

Single Pole<br />

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Terminal Terminal<br />

Adjustment<br />

Knob Normally Open Terminal (When Used)<br />

Manual or Automatic Reset<br />

Single Pole Block Type<br />

The overload relay is normally furnished set<br />

for "HAN D" reset operation and may be<br />

quickly adjusted for automatic reset when<br />

required. "Automatic" reset should not be<br />

used with 2-wire master switch or where<br />

automatic restarti ng would endanger either<br />

perso nnel or equipment.<br />

Trip Indication<br />

Single Pole Block Type<br />

An immediate visible indication of trip is<br />

sta ndard on the Type A overload relay.<br />

When an overload occurs, which causes the<br />

relay to operate, a trip indicator projects out<br />

through a small opening at the bottom of<br />

the relay and thus shows positive visual<br />

indication of trip.<br />

Adjustable Trip<br />

Single Pole Block Type<br />

The trip rating of a specific heater element<br />

can be adjusted over a range of approximately<br />

85% to 115% of its respective rating<br />

to permit the desired close protection.<br />

This is accomplished by turning the adjust­<br />

ing knob on the relay to the respective<br />

stop position.<br />

Fast tri p overload relays<br />

provide approximately<br />

125% motor protection<br />

when the adjustment<br />

knob is adjusted to cor­<br />

responding full load<br />

amperes of the motor<br />

to be protected.<br />

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