Eaton
Eaton AN19DN0A5E020 NEMA Magnetic Motor Starter 3-Pole 120V AC 20A 1NO Auxiliary Contact PLAIN FACTS
Controls three-phase motors up to 600 V AC with electronic overload protection from 4 to 20 A and a 120 V AC coil
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Electronic overload protection with adjustable 4-20 A trip range
- NEMA-rated 3-pole starter handles up to 600 V AC
- Built-in 1NO auxiliary contact for status signalling
- Non-reversing design simplifies single-direction motor control
- Trip class 10/10A/20/30 suits varied motor-start profiles
Eaton NEMA Starter — What It Is
This is a NEMA-rated magnetic motor starter built for three-phase industrial circuits. It includes a 1NO auxiliary contact and electronic overload protection adjustable between 4 and 20 amps. The unit is non-reversing and designed for surface mounting on a panel or enclosure.
Suits Three-Phase Surface Jobs — Not Reversing Needs
It fits panels that need a compact starter with selectable trip classes of 10, 20 or 30 for standard motor protection. Buyers who need a reversing starter or an integrated operator such as a push-button or selector switch cannot use this model because those features are absent.
120 V AC Control Voltage Decides Fit
The coil is rated for 120 V AC control supply, so the starter only operates where that control voltage is available. If the panel runs a different control voltage the contactor will not pull in, making this the single specification that confirms compatibility.
Highlights
- Electronic overload protection with adjustable 4-20 A trip range
- NEMA-rated 3-pole starter handles up to 600 V AC
- Built-in 1NO auxiliary contact for status signalling
- Non-reversing design simplifies single-direction motor control
- Trip class 10/10A/20/30 suits varied motor-start profiles
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4 A or 20 A overload setting for my motor?
The electronic overload relay adjusts from 4 A to 20 A; set it to the motor’s full-load current so the starter trips correctly on overload.
What does the 120 V AC coil voltage mean once the starter is installed?
The coil operates on 120 V AC control power, so the contactor will pull in when that voltage is applied to the control circuit.
How does the 600 V AC rating limit the circuits I can switch?
The power poles are rated for up to 600 V AC, so the starter can switch three-phase loads at any voltage up to that maximum.
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