Eaton
Eaton XTPR032BC1 Manual Motor Protector 32A 600V
A manual motor protector with selector switch for three-phase circuits up to 600 V AC and 32 A
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors up to 30 hp at 600 V AC
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual control
- Three-pole design handles three-phase loads
- Adjustable overload relay set to 32 A max
- Rated for 2 hp single-phase at 120 V AC
Eaton XTPR032BC1 Motor Protector Overview
The Eaton XTPR032BC1 is a manual motor protector rated for 32 A and 600 V AC. It uses a selector switch operator for direct control of three-phase circuits. The unit belongs to the XTPR series and provides thermal overload protection up to 32 A. It suits industrial motor-start applications requiring a compact IEC-style device.
Compatibility Checks Before Ordering
Verify that the motor full-load current does not exceed 32 A and that the supply voltage is 600 V AC or less. Confirm the application uses three-phase power and that the available horsepower ratings match your motor at 208 V, 240 V, 480 V or 600 V. Ensure the panel cut-out and mounting method suit a selector-switch operator format.
Replaces Older Thermal Overload Units
This protector replaces separate thermal overload relays and contactor combinations in starter assemblies. The jump is worth it when you need a single IEC device that combines isolation, switching and adjustable overload protection up to 32 A. It is not for buyers who need magnetic-only circuit-breaker function or remote shunt-trip operation.
Highlights
- Protects motors up to 30 hp at 600 V AC
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual control
- Three-pole design handles three-phase loads
- Adjustable overload relay set to 32 A max
- Rated for 2 hp single-phase at 120 V AC
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the Eaton XTPR032BC1 come with mounting hardware or terminal lugs, or must those be purchased separately?
The supplier data lists only the protector itself — a three-pole selector-switch unit rated 32 A, 600 V AC — so mounting hardware and terminal lugs are not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I choose between the single-phase and three-phase horsepower ratings for my application?
Match the supply voltage and phase count: use the 2 hp at 120 V or 5 hp at 240 V figures for single-phase loads, and the 7 1/2 hp at 208 V, 10 hp at 240 V, 20 hp at 480 V or 30 hp at 600 V figures for three-phase motors.
What does the 32 A current rating mean once the protector is installed in a 600 V three-phase panel?
It sets the maximum continuous current and the overload trip point; the unit will carry up to 32 A on each of the three poles and protect motors up to 30 hp at 600 V AC.
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