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Allen Bradley Bulletin 505 505-BOD-23

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505-BOD-23

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The 505-BOD-23, a reverse starter from Allen Bradley's Bulletin 505 series, operates at a coil voltage of 115 to 120 volts AC. It is built to handle a service limit current of 32 amperes and has a continuous current rating of 27 amperes, ensuring effective performance in various settings.

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Technical specifications for 505-BOD-23

ManufacturerAllen Bradley
Product TypeReversing Starter
Product LineBulletin 505
Part Number505-BOD-23
Weight7.31 lbs (3.32 kg)
UPC781180162473
Coil Voltage115 to 120 Volts AC
Service Limit Current Rating32 Amperes
Average Operating Time22 milliseconds (pick-up) and 14 milliseconds (drop-out)
NEMA SizeNEMA Size 1
Poles Configuration3 poles
Operating Endurance10 million operations (maximum)
Power Terminal TypeSaddle or wire clamps
Maximum Number of Auxiliary Contacts8 contacts
Operating Frequency50 to 60 Hertz
Circuit Closing Inrush Current288 Amperes (maximum)
Contact MaterialSilver alloy for power contacts and silver for auxiliary contacts
Continuous Current Rating27 Amperes
Overload ProtectionNo overload relay
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The Allen Bradley 505-BOD-23 is designed as a reversing starter in the Bulletin 505 series. It accommodates coil voltages ranging from 115 to 120 volts AC, making it versatile for different applications. With a service limit current rating of 32 amperes, it can efficiently manage demanding loads. Its continuous current capacity stands at 27 amperes, providing reliable performance.

This starter functions with a 3-pole configuration and is intended for NEMA Size 1 installations. It exhibits quick response times with an average pick-up duration of 22 milliseconds and a drop-out time of 14 milliseconds. The operational endurance is impressive, rated for a maximum of 10 million operations, affirming its durability in both frequent switching and harsh environments.

Additionally, the 505-BOD-23 allows for easy wiring with power terminals designed for saddle or wire clamp connections. It operates within standard frequency ranges of 50 to 60 Hertz, catering to various industrial needs. The unit can handle a circuit closing inrush current of up to 288 amperes.

Constructed with silver alloy for power contacts and silver material for auxiliary contacts, the 505-BOD-23 ensures quality conductivity and performance. However, it does not feature an overload relay offering some protection, so users must incorporate external overload protection if necessary.