Eaton
Eaton B100S0CA Manual Motor Starter 3P 5A 600V
Three-phase manual motor starter rated 5 A at 600 V with push-button operation
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- NEMA Size M-0 fits compact motor control panels
- Three-phase operation up to 600V AC for industrial power systems
- Push-button operator gives direct manual start and stop control
- Rated 5 A with horsepower ratings at 208V, 240V, 480V and 600V
- Three-pole design switches all phases simultaneously for balanced protection
Eaton Manual Motor Starter 5 A 600 V
This Eaton B100 series manual motor starter is built for three-phase motor control up to 5 A at 600 V AC. It suits industrial maintenance teams and OEM panel builders who need a compact NEMA size M-0 starter with push-button operation.
Fits standard three-phase panels with 3-pole wiring
The unit mounts directly in control cabinets and connects to 3-phase supplies at 208 V, 240 V, 480 V or 600 V AC. Push-button control eliminates the need for a separate contactor coil circuit, freeing panel space and simplifying wiring for small motor loads.
Handles motors up to 5 hp at 480 V
At 208 V or 240 V three-phase it manages 2 hp, while single-phase ratings reach 2 hp at 120 V and 3 hp at 240 V. It is not suited for loads above 5 A or applications requiring adjustable overload relay settings.
Highlights
- NEMA Size M-0 fits compact motor control panels
- Three-phase operation up to 600V AC for industrial power systems
- Push-button operator gives direct manual start and stop control
- Rated 5 A with horsepower ratings at 208V, 240V, 480V and 600V
- Three-pole design switches all phases simultaneously for balanced protection
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much current can the 5 A starter handle continuously before the overload trips?
The starter is rated for 5 A AC and has no adjustable overload relay setting, so it will trip at the fixed 5 A threshold.
What is the power dissipation and temperature rise when the starter runs at full load all day?
The unit is a manual motor starter with push-button operation; it does not contain active cooling or electronics that generate significant heat beyond the contacts carrying 5 A.
What supply voltage and control wiring must already be in place for this three-phase starter to operate?
It requires a three-phase AC supply up to 600 V and a compatible push-button control circuit; no separate control transformer is included.
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