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The W40 heater element is designed specifically for use with overload relays in Allen Bradley's Bulletin 500 series. It features a trip class rating of 20 and is constructed from eutectic alloy for durability and reliability.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Heater Element for Overload Relay |
| Product Line | Bulletin 500 Accessories |
| Part Number | W40 |
| Weight | 0.06 lbs (0.03 kg) |
| UPC | 781180153877 |
| Timing Range | Class 20 |
| Trip Class | Trip 20 |
| Material | Eutectic Alloy |
| Size Class | Size 00, 1 |
| Full Load Amps at Size 00 | 3.15 A |
| Full Load Amps at Size 1 | 3.16 A |
| Minimum Voltage Rating | 0°C |
| Maximum Voltage Rating | 40°C |
| Minimum Storage Temperature | -40 °C |
| Maximum Storage Temperature | 50°C |
Part number W40 is a heater element tailored for overload relays within Allen Bradley's Bulletin 500 Accessories series. This device is essential for providing thermal protection for motors, ensuring they operate safely within designated parameters. It utilizes eutectic alloy, which enhances its thermal stability.
The W40 is classified under a timing range known as Class 20, and it holds a trip class rating of Trip 20. This means it is designed to react to overload situations within that specified range. Two size classes are available: Size 00 and Size 1, with the full load amperage specified as 3.15 A for Size 00 and 3.16 A for Size 1, ensuring proper adaptability for different setups.
Operating conditions are well-defined, allowing it to function in environments with temperatures ranging from 0°C to 40°C. When it comes to storage, it can withstand conditions from -40 °C to 50°C without compromising functionality. The heater element offers a reliable solution to managing overheating in motor systems, safeguarding the equipment against potential damage.