Eaton
Eaton XTPR016DC1 Manual Motor Protector 16 A 600 V AC 3-Pole Selector Switch
A 16 A three-pole manual motor protector with selector switch operation rated up to 600 V AC
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors up to 16 A with 600 V AC rating
- Handles 15 hp at 600 V three-phase loads
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual control
- Three-pole design covers all phases in one unit
- IEC-rated XTPR series suits industrial control panels
Eaton XTPR016DC1 Manual Motor Protector
The Eaton XTPR016DC1 is a three-pole manual motor protector rated for 16 A and 600 V AC. It features a selector switch operator and belongs to the XTPR Series. Designed for industrial electrical control and automation applications, it provides thermal overload protection for motor circuits.
Suits 16 A three-phase motor circuits
This unit suits installations requiring overload protection for three-phase motors up to 15 hp at 600 V AC or 10 hp at 480 V AC. It also covers single-phase loads up to 3 hp at 240 V AC. Builders needing higher current settings, different pole counts, or alternative operator styles should look elsewhere.
16 A maximum overload relay current setting
The decisive specification is the maximum overload relay current setting of 16 A. This fixed value defines the upper limit of motor full-load current the device can protect. Verify the motor nameplate current against this 16 A limit before selecting this protector.
Highlights
- Protects motors up to 16 A with 600 V AC rating
- Handles 15 hp at 600 V three-phase loads
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual control
- Three-pole design covers all phases in one unit
- IEC-rated XTPR series suits industrial control panels
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the Eaton XTPR016DC1 include mounting hardware or must that be bought separately?
The supplier description only identifies the protector itself — a 16 A, 600 V AC, 3-pole selector switch — so any DIN-rail clips, screws or enclosures are separate purchases.
Should I select the 16 A setting or a lower trip point for a 5 hp motor at 240 V three-phase?
The unit covers up to 5 hp at 240 V three-phase with its maximum 16 A overload setting, so choose 16 A for that load; drop to a lower setting only if the motor nameplate current is below 16 A.
What does the 600 V AC rating mean when the protector is installed in a 480 V three-phase panel?
At 480 V three-phase the protector is rated for 10 hp, so the 600 V AC maximum simply confirms it can handle the higher system voltage while still protecting the 10 hp load.
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