User's Guide To IEC Type 1 and Type 2 Coordination

User’s Guide to IEC Type 1 and
Type 2 Coordination
Application Note
April 2007 What is it?

Supersedes February 2007
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) devel-
oped short circuit performance criteria for contactors and
starters called Type 1 coordination and Type 2 coordination.
This defines motor controller protection levels following a
short circuit fault. In order to achieve this performance, the
combination of a motor controller (contactor or starter) and
short circuit protective device (manual motor protector, cir-
cuit breaker or fuse) must meet the following criteria as
specified by IEC 60947-4-1 — Low voltage switchgear and
controlgear — Part 4-1: Contactors and motor-starters —
Electromechanical contactors and motor-starters:
Type 1 Coordination requires that under short circuit
conditions, the contactor or starter shall cause no danger to
persons or installation and may not be suitable for further
service without repair and replacement of parts.
In this case, significant damage is allowed to the contactor/
Manual Motor Controller starter (e.g. contact welding, burning, or disintegration) and
the overload relay (e.g. component harm or heater element
burn-out).
Type 2 Coordination requires that under short circuit
conditions, the contactor or starter shall cause no danger to
persons or installation and shall be suitable for further use.
The risk of contact welding is recognized, in which case the
manufacturer shall indicate the measures to be taken as
regards to the maintenance of the equipment.
In this case, the contactor/starter is able to continue use after
the occurrence of a short circuit fault. Light contact burning
or tack welding may occur provided the contacts are easily
separable.
Who benefits and why?

Series G Molded Case Circuit Breaker Achieving an acceptable level of short circuit coordination
requires knowledge about the application, product
standards, installation codes and the attributes of the many
short circuit protective devices (SCPDs) that are available.
Extensive testing must be completed and certified in order
to achieve a Type 1 or 2 rating. IEC 60947-4-1 offers precise
definitions of allowable damage in order to guide users to
the right product with the right protection.
Generally speaking, most users expect Type 2 protection in
their applications. With certifying agencies varying from
country-to-country and continent-to-continent, users will
sometimes mistakenly assume that Type 2 coordination has
been achieved if their motor branch circuit components are
CE marked, UL Listed Type E or F and/or CSA Certified. This
is not necessarily true.
XT Starter
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Application Note User’s Guide to IEC Type 1
Page 2 Effective: April 2007 and Type 2 Coordination
At the forefront of Type 2 benefits comes the assurance that Standard Fault Short Circuit Current Rating (Derived from
the device poses no threat of danger to the person or UL 508): The minimum short circuit current, based on horse-
installation. Furthermore, with increased emphasis placed power rating, that a starter must be capable of withstanding
on reducing downtime to increase productivity, proper in accordance with the applicable pass/fail criteria. Denoted
application and selection of motor branch circuit devices is as Ir by IEC 60947-4-1 and Icr by IEC 60947-6-2.
more important than ever. By selecting the proper type of
protection, the working environment and employees can be Manufacturers may also specify short circuit ratings
protected against hazardous fault conditions and the exceeding the minimum ratings required by standards. UL
performance of contactors and overload relays in the branch and CSA refer to these as the High-Available Fault Short
circuit can be maximized. Circuit Current Rating. IEC 60947-4-1 and 60947-6-2 refer to
these ratings as Iq and Ics respectively.
Type 2 protection provides confidence that motor control
components will be operable following a short circuit fault. This High-Available Fault Short Circuit Current Rating (Derived
reusability translates into hundreds or even thousands of dollars from UL 508): The short circuit current rating specified by
in savings due to reduced downtime and replacement costs. the manufacturer of a motor controller, which is greater than
the standard short circuit current rating. The motor controller
TYPE 2 Coordination = Safety + Less Downtime = Dollars is capable of withstanding the high-available short circuit
and Cents current in accordance with the applicable pass/fail criteria.
Denoted as Iq by IEC 60947-4-1 and I cs by IEC 60947-6-2.
How does Eaton comply? Following is a summary of short circuit testing pass/fail
criteria applicable to magnetically operated direct-on-line
It is important to understand the short circuit testing pass/ contactors and starters. Standards should be referenced for
fail criteria of the applicable product standards (UL 508, exact wording and all specific pass/fail criteria. UL and IEC
CSA C22.2 No. 14 and IEC 60947) when specifying products criteria are summarized for standard and high-available
for each application. Each standard requires that devices are short circuit currents. CSA criteria are summarized for high-
capable of withstanding minimum short circuit currents available short circuit currents.
(based on the starter’s rating). UL and CSA refer to the
minimum rating as the Standard Fault Short Circuit Current
Rating. IEC 60947-4-1 and 60947-6-2 refer to these ratings as
Ir and Icr respectively.
Table 1. Defining Pass/Fail Criteria: UL 508/CSA C22.2 No. 14 and IEC 60947-4-1
UL and CSA IEC 60947-4-1
Type 1 Type 2
Fault Current Fault current is successfully interrupted and no arcing to enclosure or proximity barrier is
indicated by an open ground wire or fuselink.
Enclosure No substantial damage to the enclosure. It may be deformed but it must be possible to open the door.
Live parts shall not be accessible.
Terminals and Conductors No damage to conductors or terminals. Conductors must not be separated from the terminals.
Contactor/Starter Housing No cracking or breaking of the contactor/starter housing that impairs the integrity of the mounting of live parts.
Short Circuit Protective Device The circuit breaker or switch must be capable of being operated manually.
(SCPD) SCPD is not separated from its mounting means. Fuses must not rupture.
Contactor/Starter Contacts Welding and complete disintegra- Welding acceptable. Welding acceptable provided con-
tion acceptable. tacts can be easily separated.
Overload Relay Electronic overload relays must be Damage acceptable. No damage, tripping characteristics
operable; tripping characteristics must be verified.
must be verified (UL). Mechanical
overload relays may be damaged, if
so, device must include markings
indicating that (UL).
Contactor/Starter Operation May be inoperable. May be inoperable. Must be operable, verified by 10
operations after short circuit test.
Other No discharge of parts from enclo- No discharge of parts from enclo- No discharge of parts from enclo-
sure. No risk of fire. sure. Must pass 2X rated voltage, sure. Must pass 2X rated voltage,
1000V minimum dielectric test. 1000V minimum dielectric test.
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User’s Guide to IEC Type 1 Application Note
and Type 2 Coordination Effective: April 2007 Page 3
What branch circuit devices do you need for Type 2?

Achieving Type 2 is straightforward when using the follow- Note: For certain horsepowers at 480V and 600V, a current limiter
ing selection tables. Follow these steps to ensure that Type 2 must be used to achieve the maximum Type 2 rating (shown in the
coordination is in place: following tables). Customers can either order the MMP and Current
Limit Contactors or an assembled MMC and current limiter.
Step 1: Determine the motor Horsepower or kW (single or Circuit breaker combination controllers: Read across
three phase) or full load motor current from the the tables horizontally to determine the catalog
motor nameplate. numbers of the circuit breaker to be used in
Step 2: Verify the motor full load amps are less than or conjunction with the contactor and overload relay
equal to the operational current (Ie) listed next to the listed (customer assembly) or the pre-assembled
hp or kW in the table. motor starter.
Step 3: Manual Motor Controllers (MMC): Read across the Fused combination controllers: Read across the
tables horizontally for catalog numbers of the tables horizontally to determine what amperage size
Manual Motor Protector (MMP) and contactor (cus- fuse (customer to specify brand) and the catalog
tomer assembly) or pre-assembled Manual Motor numbers of the contactor and overload relay or the
Controller. pre-assembled motor starter.
Manual Motor Controller Combinations

Table 2. 400, 415V Type 2 Coordination — MMC
P Ie Iq MMP Contactor MMC
(kW) (A) (kA) Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
0.06 0.21 50 (150) XTPRP25BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSCP25BB_
0.25 0.80 50 (150) XTPR001BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC001BB_
0.37 1.10 50 (150) XTPR1P6BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC1P6BB_
3.00 6.60 50 (150) XTPR010BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC010BC_
4.00 8.50 50 (150) XTPR010BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC010BC_
5.50 11.3 50 XTPR012BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC012BC_
5.50 11.3 50 XTPR016DC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC016DC_

18.5 36.0 50 XTPR040DC1 XTCE040D00_ XTSC040DD_
Values in parentheses ( ) are for Type 1 Coordination.
Underscore (_) indicates magnet coil suffix required. See Table 14, Page 9.
Note: See Page 9 for more information on Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) applications.

Table 3. 480V Type 2 Coordination — MMC

P Ie Iq MMP Current Limiter Contactor MMC
(hp) (A) (kA) Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
1/2 0.24 65 XTPRP25BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSCP25BB_

1/2 0.74 65 XTPR001BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC001BB_
3/4 1.32 65 XTPR1P6BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC1P6BB_
1 1.72 65 XTPR2P5BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC2P5BC_
2 2.55 65 XTPR004BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC004BC_
3 4.55 65 (50) XTPR6P3BC1 XTPAXCL XTCE018C10_ XTSC6P3BC_
7-1/2 8.40 65 (50) XTPR010BC1 XTPAXCL XTCE018C10_ XTSC010BC_
7-1/2 11.0 65 (50) XTPR012BC1 XTPAXCL XTCE018C10_ XTSC012BC_
10 14.5 65 (50) XTPR016BC1 XTPAXCL XTCE018C10_ XTSC016BC_
20 20.0 65 XTPR025DC1 XTCE040D00_ XTSC025DD_

Values in parentheses ( ) are achieved without the current limiter.
Table 4. 600V Type 2 Coordination — MMC

P Ie Iq MMP Current Limiter Contactor MMC
(hp) (A) (kA) Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number

1 1.06 50 XTPR1P6BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC1P6BB_
1 1.38 50 XTPR1P6BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSC1P6BB_
1-1/2 2.04 50 XTPR2P5BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC2P5BC_
1-1/2 2.48 50 XTPR2P5BC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC2P5BC_

Values in parentheses ( ) are achieved without the current limiter.

Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect

Table 5. 400, 415V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect
P Ie Iq Fuses Contactor Overload Relay Assembled Starter
(kW) (A) (kA) Class gG/gL Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
0.12 0.41 100 2 XTCE007B10_ XTOBP60BC1 XTAE007B10_P60
0.18 0.60 100 2 XTCE007B10_ XTOB001BC1 XTAE007B10_001
0.37 1.10 100 4 XTCE007B10_ XTOB1P6BC1 XTAE007B10_1P6
5.50 11.3 100 25 XTCE018C10_ XTOB016CC1 XTAE018C10_016
18.5 36.0 100 63 XTCE040D00_ XTOB040DC1 XTAE040D00_040
37.0 68.0 100 125 XTCE080F00_ XTOB070GC1 XTAE080F00_070
55.0 99.0 100 200 XTCE115G00_ XTOB100GC1 XTAE115G00_100
75.0 134. 100 200 XTCE150G00_ XTOB150GC1 XTAE150G00_150
90.0 161. 100 250 XTCE185L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE185L22_220
110. 196. 100 315 XTCE225L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE225L22_220
160. 279. 100 400 XTCE300M22_ XTOT290C35 XTAE300M22_290
Underscore (_) indicates magnet coil code required. See Table 14, Page 9.
Table 6. 500V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect

Table 7. 690V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect
Table 8. 400, 415V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect
(kW) (A) (kA) Class BS88 Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
11.0 21.7 80 35 & 32M35 XTCE025C10_ XTOB024CC1 XTAE032C10_024
GEC/Alstom “Red Spot”.

Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Circuit Breaker

Table 9. 400, 415V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Circuit Breaker
P Ie Iq Circuit Contactor Overload Relay Assembled Starter
(kW) (A) (kA) Breaker Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
0.12 0.41 15
0.18 0.60 15
0.25 0.80 15
0.37 1.10 15
0.55 1.50 15
0.75 1.90 15
1.10 2.60 15
1.50 3.60 15
2.20 5.00 15
3.00 6.60 15
4.00 8.50 15 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_ XTOB010CC1 XTAE018C10_010

5.50 11.3 15 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_ XTOB016CC1 XTAE018C10_016
7.50 16.0 15
11.0 21.7 15
15.0 29.3 15
18.5 36.0 50
22.0 41.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE050D00_ XTOB057DC1 XTAE050D00_057

30.0 55.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE065D00_ XTOB065DC1 XTAE065D00_065
37.0 68.0 80 HMCPJ250D5L XTCE080F00_ XTOB070GC1 XTAE080F00_070
45.0 81.0 80 HMCPJ250F5L XTCE095F00_ XTOB100GC1 XTAE095F00_100
55.0 99.0 80 HMCPJ250G5L XTCE115G00_ XTOB125GC1 XTAE115G00_125
75.0 134. 80 HMCPJ250J5L XTCE150G00_ XTOB150GC1 XTAE150G00_150
90.0 161. 80 HMCPJ250W5L XTCE185L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE185L22_220
110. 196. 70 HMCPJ250W5L XTCE225L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE225L22_220
132. 231. 70 HMCPL600R6G XTCE300M22_ XTOT240C3S XTAE300M22_240
160. 279. 70 HMCPL600X6G XTCE300M22_ XTOT400C3S XTAE300M22_400
200. 349. 70 HMCPL600P6G XTCE400M22_ XTOT400C3S XTAE400M22_400
250. 430. 70 HMCPL600M XCE500M22_ XTOT540C3S XTAE500M22_540
Use MMP contactor combination. See Table 2, Page 3.
Table 10. 525V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Circuit Breaker
(kW) (A) (kA) Breaker Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
0.37 1.02 50
0.55 1.22 50
0.75 1.66 50
1.10 2.22 50
1.50 3.16 50
2.20 4.25 50
3.00 5.60 50
4.00 7.50 50
5.50 9.90 50
7.50 14.1 50
11.0 19.3 50
15.0 23.5 50
18.5 27.2 50
22.0 37.0 50
30.0 45.0 42
37.0 54.0 50 HMCP100R3C XTCE080F00_ XTOB070GC1 XTAE080F00_070

55.0 79.0 25 HMCPJ250F5L XTCE115G00_ XTOB100GC1 XTAE115G00_100
75.0 111. 25 HMCPJ250J5L XTCE115G00_ XTOB125GC1 XTAE115G00_125
90.0 130. 50 HMCPJ250K5L XTCE185L00_ XTOB160LC1 XTAE185L00_160
132. 185. 25 HMCPL600N6G XTCE185L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE185L22_220
160. 225. 25 HMCPL600R6G XTCE225L22_ XTOB250LC1 XTAE225L22_250
200. 270. 50 HMCPL600X6G XTCE300M22_ XTOT290C3S XTAE300M22_290
Use MMP contactor combination. See Table 4, Page 4.

Table 11. 480V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Circuit Breaker
(hp) (A) (kA) Breaker Catalog Number Catalog Number Catalog Number
60.0 77.0 65 HMCPJ250G5L XTCE080F00_ XTOB100GC1 XTAE080F00_100
75.0 96.0 25 HMCPJ250J5L XTCE115G00_ XTOB125GC1 XTAE115G00_125
100. 124. 50 HMCPJ250K5L XTCE185L22_ XTOB160LC1 XTAE185L22_160
150. 180. 25 HMCPL600N6G XTCE225L22_ XTOB220LC1 XTAE225L22_220
200. 240. 50 HMCPL600N XTCE300M22__ XTOB240C3S XTAE300M22_240
250. 290. 50 HMCPL600R XTCE300M22_ XTOB290C3S XTAE300M22_290
300. 361. 50 HMCPL600Y XTCE400M22_ XTOB400C3S XTAE400M22_400
350. 414. 50 HMCPL600M XTCE500M22_ XTOB540C3S XTAE500M22_540
Contactor with Circuit Breaker

Table 12. 400, 415V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor with Circuit Breaker
P Ie Iq Circuit Contactor
(kW) (A) (kA) Breaker — MCP Catalog Number
1.50 3.60 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_

2.20 5.00 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_
3.00 6.60 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_
4.00 8.50 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_
5.50 11.3 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_
7.50 16.0 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_
11.0 21.7 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE040D00_
15.0 29.3 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE040D00_
18.5 36.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE040D00_
22.0 41.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE050D00_
30.0 55.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE065D00_
37.0 68.0 80 HMCPJ250D5L XTCE080F00_
45.0 81.0 80 HMCPJ250F5L XTCE095F00_
55.0 99.0 80 HMCPJ250G5L XTCE115G00_
75.0 134. 80 HMCPJ250J5L XTCE150G00_
90.0 161. 80 HMCPJ250W5L XTCE185L22_
110. 196. 80 HMCPJ250W5L XTCE225L22_
132. 231. 70 HMCPL600R XTCE300M22_
160. 279. 70 HMCPL600X XTCE300M22_
200. 350. 70 HMCPL600P XTCE400M22_
250. 430. 70 HMCPL600M XTCE500M22_
For use with magnetic sensing means to monitor motor current.
Table 13. 480V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor with Circuit Breaker

P Ie Iq Circuit Contactor
(hp) (A) (kA) Breaker — MCP Catalog Number
50.0 65.0 65 HMCPJ250G5L XTCE080F00_
60.0 77.0 65 HMCPJ250G5L XTCE080F00_
150. 180. 50 HMCPL600N XTCE300M00_
200. 240. 50 HMCPL600N XTCE300M22__
250. 300. 50 HMCPL600R XTCE300M22_
300. 361. 50 HMCPL600Y XTCE400M00_
350. 414. 50 HMCPL600M XTCE500M00_
For use with magnetic sensing means to monitor motor current.

Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) Applications

If Type 2 Coordination is required when using Wye-Delta starters, the full voltage (direct on-line) test data that is included in
this document is valid. To ensure proper protection, the K1M (Main), K3M (Star) and K5M (Delta) contactors must all be the
same size (amperage). For Wye-Delta starter kits, please see the XT. IEC Power Control section in Tab 34 of Eaton’s Control
Products Catalog, CA08102001E.
Magnet Coil Suffix Reference

Table 14. Magnet Coil Suffix
Coil Voltage Suffix Code Coil Voltage Suffix Code Coil Voltage Suffix Code
Frame A – B Frame C – F Frame G
110V 50 Hz, 120V 60 Hz A 110V 50 Hz, 120V 60 Hz A 100 – 120V 50/60 Hz A
220V 50 Hz, 240V 60 Hz B 220V 50 Hz, 240V 60 Hz B 190 – 240V 50/60 Hz B
230V 50 Hz F 230V 50 Hz F 24V 50/60 Hz T
24V 50/60 Hz T 24V 50/60 Hz T 24 – 27V DC TD
24V DC TD 24 – 27V DC TD 480 – 500V 50/60 Hz C
415V 50 Hz, 480V 60 Hz C 415V 50 Hz, 480V 60 Hz C 380 – 440V 50/60 Hz L
550V 50 Hz, 600V 60 Hz D 550V 50 Hz, 600V 60 Hz D 42 – 48V 50/60 Hz W
208V 60 Hz E 208V 60 Hz E 110 – 130V DC AD
190V 50 Hz, 220V 60 Hz G 190V 50 Hz, 220V 60 Hz G 200 – 240V DC BD
240V 50 Hz, 277V 60 Hz H 240V 50 Hz, 277V 60 Hz H 48 – 60V DC WD
380V 50 Hz, 440V 60 Hz L 380V 50 Hz, 440V 60 Hz L Frame L – M
400V 50 Hz N 400V 50 Hz N 110 – 250V 40 – 60 Hz/DC A
380V 60 Hz P 380V 60 Hz P 250 – 500V 40 – 60 Hz/DC C
12V 50/60 Hz R 12V 50/60 Hz R 48 – 110V 40 – 60 Hz/DC Y
24V 50 Hz U 24V 50 Hz U 24 – 48V DC TD
42V 50 Hz, 48V 60 Hz W 42V 50 Hz, 48V 60 Hz W
48V 50 Hz Y 48V 50 Hz Y
120V DC AD 110 – 130V DC AD
220V DC BD 200 – 240V DC BD
12V DC RD 12 – 14V DC RD
48V DC WD 48 – 60V DC WD
With DC operation: Integrated diode-resistor combination, coil rating 2.6W.

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April 2007 What is it?

Who benefits and why?

AP03407001E For more information visit: www.eaton.com

For more information visit: www.eaton.com AP03407001E

What branch circuit devices do you need for Type 2?

Manual Motor Controller Combinations

5.50 11.3 50 XTPR016DC1 XTCE018C10_ XTSC016DC_

Note: See Page 9 for more information on Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) applications.

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Table 3. 480V Type 2 Coordination — MMC

1/2 0.24 65 XTPRP25BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSCP25BB_

20 20.0 65 XTPR025DC1 XTCE040D00_ XTSC025DD_

Note: See Page 9 for more information on Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) applications.

Table 4. 600V Type 2 Coordination — MMC

1/2 0.19 50 XTPRP25BC1 XTCE007B10_ XTSCP25BB_

25 21.5 50 XTPR025DC1 XTCE040D00_ XTSC025DD_

Note: See Page 9 for more information on Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) applications.

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Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Fused Disconnect

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Contactor and Overload Relay (Motor Starter) with Circuit Breaker

4.00 8.50 15 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_ XTOB010CC1 XTAE018C10_010

22.0 41.0 50 HMCPE100R3C XTCE050D00_ XTOB057DC1 XTAE050D00_057

37.0 54.0 50 HMCP100R3C XTCE080F00_ XTOB070GC1 XTAE080F00_070

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Contactor with Circuit Breaker

1.50 3.60 50 HMCPE015E0C XTCE018C10_

Table 13. 480V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor with Circuit Breaker 

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Wye-Delta (Star-Delta) Applications

Magnet Coil Suffix Reference

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Table 13. 480V Type 2 Coordination — Contactor with Circuit Breaker