Eaton Drive Cutler Hammer W250M1CNC starter drive

The Eaton W250M1CNC starter drive is a component of the W200 product series, also known as the Advantage series. This series is the creation of Eaton Cutler - Hammer, a world - renowned leader in the design of electrical devices with respect to power quality, control, and distribution.

The W200 product series presents a diverse range of contactors and starters, providing solutions for the most exacting applications. These devices are equipped with a wide variety of built - in features and functionalities. Moreover, they offer robust protection against ground currents, phase unbalance, and phase loss. When users incorporate these drives into their systems, they can not only safeguard their equipment but also cut down on costs. This is because they won't need to purchase as many components as they would with other comparable devices. The protective features can be adjusted through Eaton Cutler - Hammer's Advantage Programming Module (APM). Additionally, the W200 drive offers a selection of accessories. These include auxiliary contact modules, a DeviceNet communications module, a control wire ring/spade terminal block, mechanical interlock kits, a bell alarm module, transformer pilot light kits, full - voltage/reduced - voltage control modules, and a metering module.

The W250M1CNC is a reversing (vertical) advantage starter with the NEMA marking and a size 1 frame. The drive has a motor voltage of 230 Volts AC, and its maximum power output is 7.5 Horsepower. Furthermore, when enclosed, it has a continuous current of 27 Amps and a coil voltage of 110 Volts AC. The operating frequency of the drive is 50 Hertz. The W250M1CNC size 1 reversing starter from the Eaton W200 series has dimensions of 165.1 millimeters (6.5 inches) in height, 63.5 millimeters (2.5 inches) in width, and 126 millimeters (4.96 inches) in depth. The drive operates within a temperature range of - 40 to 40 degrees Celsius (- 40 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit). Additionally, it can be stored at temperatures between - 40 and 100 degrees Celsius (- 40 and 212 degrees Fahrenheit).