Eaton Freedom NEMA motor control starter, 110V/50 Hz-120V/60 Hz, NEMA 1, Non-combination non-reversing starter, NEMA size 00, Single-phase
SKU: #164607
Part: #ECN05A1AAA
UPC: 782114015612
Eaton Freedom NEMA motor control starter, 110V/50 Hz-120V/60 Hz, NEMA 1, Non-combination non-reversing starter, NEMA size 00, Single-phase
SKU: #164607
Part: #ECN05A1AAA
UPC: 782114015612
Description
Eaton Freedom NEMA Motor Control Starter – Non-Reversing Starter
The Eaton Freedom NEMA motor control starter is designed for single-phase motor control applications, offering reliable full voltage motor starting and protection. This non-combination, non-reversing starter is intended for use in industrial and commercial electrical distribution systems. It is suitable for applications requiring a compact, rugged motor control solution compliant with NEMA standards. Eaton, a leading electrical distributor and switchgear supplier, provides this starter as part of its comprehensive motor control and enclosed control product portfolio.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Eaton
- Manufacturer Part #: ECN05A1AAA
- Coil Voltage: 110 volts
- Number of Phases: 1
- Enclosure Type: NEMA 1
- NEMA Size: 00
- Type: Non-combination non-reversing starter
- Weight: 6.3 lbs
- Dimensions (W x H x L): 7.25 in x 7.4 in x 11.5 in
- UPC: 782114015612
Features
- Compact, space-saving design with high strength, impact and temperature resistant insulating materials
- C440 solid-state electronic overload providing reliable, accurate motor protection with selectable trip class and communication capabilities
- Adjustable bimetallic ambient compensated overload relays with interchangeable heater packs
- Straight-through wiring with line lugs at top and load lugs at bottom for reduced wiring time
- Top-located coil terminals for easy access and flexible wiring
- Designed to meet or exceed UL, CSA, IEC, VDE, BS and other international standards and listings
- UL and cUL Listed, ABS Type Approved, OSHPD Certified
- Certified Type 2 Coordination for short-circuit fault currents up to 100,000 A, allowing the starter to be suitable for further use after a short-circuit event