Eaton
Eaton XTPR040DC1 Manual Motor Protector 40A 600V 3-Pole Selector Switch
A manual motor protector with selector-switch operation rated 40 A and 600 V AC three-phase, adjustable overload from 32 A to 40 A
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Protects motors up to 40 hp at 600 V with 40 A rating
- Adjustable overload range from 32 A to 40 A for precise trip settings
- Handles three-phase loads at 208 V, 480 V and 600 V
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual on/off control
- Rated for single-phase 120 V (3 hp) and 240 V (7 1/2 hp) applications
Industrial Motor Protector
The Eaton XTPR Series manual motor protector is a three-pole selector switch rated for 40 A at up to 600 V AC. It provides thermal overload protection for single-phase and three-phase motors in industrial control panels and automation equipment.
Panel Integration
The device mounts in a control enclosure and connects directly to the motor circuit without a separate contactor. Its adjustable overload relay covers a 32 A to 40 A range, freeing panel space by combining switching and protection in one unit.
Capacity Limits
It handles three-phase loads up to 10 hp at 208 V, 30 hp at 480 V and 40 hp at 600 V, with single-phase ratings of 3 hp at 120 V and 7.5 hp at 240 V. Motors exceeding these horsepower or current ratings fall outside the protector's range.
Highlights
- Protects motors up to 40 hp at 600 V with 40 A rating
- Adjustable overload range from 32 A to 40 A for precise trip settings
- Handles three-phase loads at 208 V, 480 V and 600 V
- Selector-switch operator gives clear manual on/off control
- Rated for single-phase 120 V (3 hp) and 240 V (7 1/2 hp) applications
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
At what current will the 40 A overload trip during continuous operation?
The adjustable overload trips between 32 A and 40 A, so sustained loads above the set point will cause a trip.
How much heat does the protector dissipate when carrying 40 A all day?
The selector-switch body stays cool enough for panel mounting; no forced-air cooling is required at rated current.
What supply voltage and phase arrangement must the installation already provide?
A three-phase supply up to 600 V AC with 208 V, 240 V, 480 V or 600 V ratings is required for the three-pole unit.
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