Eaton
Eaton XTPR032DC1 Manual Motor Protector 32A 600V 3-Pole Selector Switch
Protects three-phase motors up to 32 A and 600 V with a selector-switch operator
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors up to 32 A continuous current
- Handles three-phase loads to 600 V AC
- Selector-switch operator gives clear on/off control
- Rated 30 hp at 600 V three-phase
- Suitable for 120 V single-phase 3 hp applications
Industrial motor protector for three-phase circuits
The Eaton XTPR Series manual motor protector handles three-phase loads up to 32 A and 600 V AC. It provides thermal overload protection and manual switching in a single 3-pole unit. Suitable for industrial control panels and machinery where direct motor isolation is required.
3-pole selector switch with transparent housing
A rotary selector switch acts as the operator, giving clear on, off and trip positions for daily use. The transparent cover allows visual confirmation of the switch state without opening the enclosure. Three poles ensure all phases are disconnected simultaneously when turned off.
Adjustable overload relay set to 32 A maximum
The built-in overload relay can be set up to 32 A, matching the protector’s rated current for precise motor protection. Horsepower ratings cover 10 hp at 208 V and 240 V, 25 hp at 480 V and 30 hp at 600 V three-phase, plus 3 hp at 120 V and 5 hp at 240 V single-phase. No additional accessories or software are included.
Highlights
- Protects motors up to 32 A continuous current
- Handles three-phase loads to 600 V AC
- Selector-switch operator gives clear on/off control
- Rated 30 hp at 600 V three-phase
- Suitable for 120 V single-phase 3 hp applications
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What does the 600V AC rating limit in practice?
The 600V AC maximum voltage rating caps the supply voltage the protector can safely interrupt and monitor across its three poles.
What mounting method does the selector-switch operator require?
The front-mounted selector switch operator is designed for panel-door installation through a standard cut-out with the body secured on a DIN rail or base plate behind the panel.
How is the overload trip current set, and what step is often missed?
Turn the adjustment dial to 32 A maximum overload relay current setting, then verify the dial clicks into the detent so the setting locks instead of drifting.
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