Eaton
Eaton XTPR004BC1 4 A Rotary Manual Motor Protector
A 4 A rotary manual motor protector rated up to 600 V AC with three poles and overload settings up to 4 A
- TypeRotary
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors up to 4 A current
- Handles three-phase loads at 208, 240, 480 and 600 V AC
- Single-phase ratings at 120 V and 240 V AC
- Rotary selector switch for clear manual control
- Three-pole design covers all phases
Eaton XTPR004BC1 4 A Manual Motor Protector
The Eaton XTPR004BC1 is a rotary manual motor protector rated for 4 A continuous current. It provides three-pole overload protection for motors up to 600 V AC. The selector-switch operator allows local manual control and trip reset. It suits industrial control panels and motor-starter assemblies requiring compact branch-circuit protection.
Suits three-phase motors up to 2 hp at 480 V
Builders wiring single-phase loads above 1/3 hp at 240 V or needing NEMA-rated starters should look at other devices. Installers requiring integrated contactor function or electronic trip units will not find those features here. The unit is limited to a fixed 4 A maximum overload setting.
Fixed 4 A maximum overload relay current setting
The protector’s overload relay caps at 4 A, which directly determines the largest motor it can safeguard. Three-phase ratings reach 1 hp at 208 V, 3/4 hp at 240 V, 2 hp at 480 V and 3 hp at 600 V. Single-phase ratings are 1/8 hp at 120 V and 1/3 hp at 240 V. Verify the motor nameplate current against the 4 A limit before specifying.
Highlights
- Protects motors up to 4 A current
- Handles three-phase loads at 208, 240, 480 and 600 V AC
- Single-phase ratings at 120 V and 240 V AC
- Rotary selector switch for clear manual control
- Three-pole design covers all phases
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | XTPR004BC1 |
| Type | Rotary |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What circuit-breaker rating is needed upstream of this 4 A motor protector?
Install a branch-circuit breaker sized per local code for the 600 V AC maximum rating; the protector itself handles up to 4 A overload.
Can this three-phase protector be used on a legacy 208 V motor starter?
Yes, it is rated for 1 hp at 208 V AC three-phase and mounts in the same XTPR Series footprint.
How do I verify the rotary selector is set to the correct 4 A trip point after wiring?
Turn the transparent rotary dial until the indicator aligns with the 4 A marking, then confirm the motor runs without nuisance tripping.
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