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The 715X-BOD11 from Allen Bradley is a reliable motor starter specifically designed for controlling 3-phase motors. With a coil voltage of 110/120 V, this device is mountable on panels and conforms to NEMA standards.
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| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Motor starter |
| Product Line | Bulletin 715 Starters |
| Part Number | 715X-BOD11 |
| Phases | 3-phase |
| Starter Size | Size 1 |
| Enclosure Style | Open |
| Combination | Non-combination |
| Standard | NEMA |
| Coil Voltage | 110/120 V |
| Mounting | Panel mountable |
| Protection | Overload |
| Current Rating | Standard |
| Connection Type | Screw terminals |
| Control Type | Direct-on-line |
| Application | Motor control |
The Allen Bradley 715X-BOD11 motor starter serves as a dependable component in motor control systems. This unit supports 3-phase applications and operates efficiently within a Size 1 classification. Designed without a combination, it maintains an open enclosure style, simplifying access and installation.
This motor starter operates at a coil voltage of 110/120 volts, allowing it to effectively manage motor operation. It is mountable on panels, providing flexibility for convenient installation in various settings. The device adheres to NEMA standards, affirming its quality and suitability for industrial applications.
Overload protection is a key feature of the 715X-BOD11, safeguarding motors against faults during operation. The connection type utilizes screw terminals for secure wiring, ensuring reliable connections. The direct-on-line control type allows for straightforward control of motor operations.