Protecting Three-Phase Motors From Overheating

The 3620 thermal relay from E-T-A Circuit Breakers is a novel device that is capable of simultaneously disconnecting all three phases of a three-phase motor installation in the event of overheating in the windings. All four poles of the relay are disconnected simultaneously and within 30s of a motor winding over-temperature condition. Instead of requiring additional electronics to break the second and third phases and to provide a separate signal indicating the action, the 3620's four-pole architecture provides for the three phase disconnections plus a fourth closure for status indication. The unit is rated for auxiliary circuit currents of up to 10A per phase at 400V ac. Two versions are available, one with integral manual reset, the other with automatic time delay reset.

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