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The 509-AOD-A5D is an open Direct-On-Line (DOL) starter from Allen Bradley's Bulletin 509 lineup. It is designed for AC applications with a control voltage of 115–120 V. This unit can handle a run current of 18 A and a maximum current of 21 A, making it suitable for a variety of motor operations.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Open DOL starter |
| Product Line | Bulletin 509 |
| Part Number | 509-AOD-A5D |
| Weight | 3.00 lbs (1.36 kg) |
| Control Voltage | 115–120 V AC |
| Voltage Type | AC |
| Run Current | 18 A |
| Maximum Current | 21 A |
| Inrush Peak | 140 A |
| Motor Capacity | 5 hp @ 575 V |
| Trip Class | Class 30 |
| Short-Circuit Trip | Yes |
| Reset Option | External reset |
| Heat Loss | 5.9 W |
| Wiring | Screw terminals |
The Allen Bradley 509-AOD-A5D functions as an open Direct-On-Line (DOL) starter, optimized for industrial AC applications. It operates with a control voltage of 115 to 120 V AC, making it compatible with standard power sources. The device can sustain a run current of 18 amperes, while its maximum current rating goes up to 21 amperes, which is essential for controlling various motors efficiently.
Designed to manage inrush current peaks of 140 amperes, this starter suits the demands of starting large motors without delay. It is rated for a motor capacity of up to 5 horsepower when used at 575 V, ensuring it is functional for substantial applications in an industrial setting.
Protection features include short-circuit trip capability, which safeguards against overload conditions. The trip class is designated as Class 30, aligning with standard operational requirements for protective devices. Additionally, the starter provides an external reset option, facilitating straightforward recovery after a trip event.
Electrical losses are minimal, with heat loss measured at 5.9 watts. The unit is wired through screw terminals, which allows for secure and stable connections, simplifying installation procedures.