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GE CR306C00400XAAAAG NEMA Magnetic Motor Starter 480V AC 1NO 10 hp
Controls three-phase motors up to 10 hp at 480 V AC with electronic overload protection from 6.5 A to 13.5 A
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- NEMA-rated starter handles 10 hp three-phase motors
- Electronic overload protects from 6.5 A to 13.5 A
- 480 V AC coil matches supply voltage directly
- DIN-rail mount fits standard control panels
- Single normally-open auxiliary contact signals run status
Industrial motor starter
The GE CR306C00400XAAAAG is a NEMA-rated magnetic motor starter built for three-phase industrial applications. It provides non-reversing control with a 480V AC coil voltage and a 10 hp rating at 600V AC. The unit mounts on a standard DIN rail for straightforward panel integration.
Adjustable overload range
Electronic overload protection covers a current setting range from 6.5 A to 13.5 A, allowing precise matching to the connected motor. The starter includes one normally open auxiliary contact for status signalling or interlocking. Three main power poles handle the line voltage directly.
480V AC coil voltage
The coil operates at 480V AC, which must match the available control circuit voltage exactly. This starter does not support reversing operation, so it suits only single-direction motor tasks. Buyers needing forward-reverse control or a different coil voltage must select an alternative model.
Highlights
- NEMA-rated starter handles 10 hp three-phase motors
- Electronic overload protects from 6.5 A to 13.5 A
- 480 V AC coil matches supply voltage directly
- DIN-rail mount fits standard control panels
- Single normally-open auxiliary contact signals run status
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the 480V AC coil on this CR306 starter work with my existing 480V three-phase control circuit?
Yes, the coil is rated for 480V AC and the starter is designed for three-phase operation at that voltage.
How can I verify the electronic overload is protecting my 10 hp motor correctly after installation?
Set the overload relay between 6.5 A and 13.5 A to match the motor nameplate current, then confirm the starter holds during normal start-up and trips on a sustained overcurrent test.
Does the box include the DIN rail clip and the 1NO auxiliary contact, or must I order them separately?
The starter comes with the DIN rail mounting style built in and includes one 1NO auxiliary contact as standard.
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