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The 592 Series W72 heater element from Allen Bradley is engineered for use as an overload relay. This unit features a eutectic alloy design and operates within a trip class of 20, supporting effective overload protection.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Overload Relay Heater Element |
| Product Line | 592 Overload Relays |
| Part Number | W72 |
| UPC | 781180512797 |
| Trip Class | Class 20 |
| Heater Element Type | Eutectic alloy |
| Full Load Current Range | 56 Amperes at Size 2, 67 Amperes at Size 3, and 72 Amperes at Size 4 |
| Compatibility | Bulletin 500 Series line starters |
| Reset Type | Manual reset |
| Timing Range | Class 20 |
| Maximum Current | 312 Amperes |
| Method of Mounting | Screw mount |
| Recommended Operating Altitude | Up to 6,561 feet (2,000 meters) above sea level |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0 to 40°C (32 to 104 °F) |
The model W72 overload relay heater element falls within the 592 series by Allen Bradley. It functions primarily as an integral part of an overload relay system, providing essential protection to electrical circuits. Constructed from a eutectic alloy, this heater element supports reliable performance under various conditions. The trip class designated for this component is Class 20, ensuring proper calibration for standard applications. Adaptability is a highlight; the W72 accommodates full load currents of 56 amperes (Size 2), 67 amperes (Size 3), and up to 72 amperes (Size 4). The device is engineered to handle a maximum current of 312 amperes, aligning with the demands of robust industrial systems.
Installation is straightforward, employing a screw mount method, and it is designed to function efficiently within altitude limits of 6,561 feet (2,000 meters) above sea level. Furthermore, the W72 operates effectively within an ambient temperature range of 0 to 40 degrees Celsius (32 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit), making it suitable for numerous environments. The manual reset feature simplifies operation, allowing for quick recovery after an overload situation. Overall, this heater element is a well-suited choice for enhancing the protection of machinery using Bulletin 500 series line starters.