S801V50P3S
As a part of the S801 series, the S801V50P3S is a non-combination type soft starter featuring three poles. It operates effectively across a frequency range of 47 to 63 Hz and comes with an insulating
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Eaton Cutler-Hammer S801 Soft Starters Repair
We offer extensive repairs for your S801 Soft Starters. We keep many spare parts in stock so that we can repair your S801 Soft Starters as efficiently and effectively as possible. Our standard repair lead time is 2-4 weeks. However, we can often repair your unit much faster if necessary. We can repair most issues with your S801 Soft Starters and if for some reason we cannot repair your unit we will do our best to offer a refurbished unit at the repair cost, so that you can get a working unit back as soon as possible!
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S801V50V3L
This open soft starter is designed for three poles and features extended ramp start capabilities. It operates efficiently at frequencies between 47 and 63 Hz. The insulating voltage rating is 660V, wi
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S801V65N3D
This S801 soft starter model operates at a maximum of 650 amps and features three poles. It is classified as a non-combination soft starter, ideal for inside-the-delta installations. Supporting freque
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S801V65N3L
This non-combination soft starter is rated at 650 amps and features a three-pole configuration. It operates at an extended ramp start and supports an operating frequency range between 47 Hz to 63 Hz.
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S801V65N3S
The S801V65N3S Open Soft Starter has a 240 max. Voltage AC and a 120 max. Voltage DC.
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S801V65P3S
Designed as a non-combination soft starter, the S801V65P3S features three poles and provides a maximum insulating voltage rating of 660V. It includes options for pump control and boasts a mechanical l
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S801V65V3L
Designed to facilitate smooth motor operation, this non-combination soft starter comes with a maximum operating voltage of 240 volts AC and 120 volts DC. It features a three-pole configuration and is
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S801V72N3D
This soft starter features an 'inside the delta' configuration with three poles, suitable for applications requiring reliability. It has an insulating voltage rating of 660V and can handle a maximum A
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S801V72N3L
This soft starter operates within a frequency range of 47 to 63 Hz and features three poles. Its rated insulation voltage is up to 660V. The S801V72N3L does not include additional options and is class
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S801V72N3S
The S801V72N3S Open Soft Starter has a 240 max. Voltage AC and a 120 max. Voltage DC.
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About S801 Soft Starters
The Eaton Cutler-Hammer S801 soft starters are intelligent devices for reducing current peaks during the motor start-up process. S801 soft starters enable the users to start 3-phase motors effortlessly in a mechanical way, and with the proper acceleration time setting, the users may not even notice a difference in sound between situations when the motor is accelerating and when it is working with a steady speed. While accelerating the motors, the S801 soft starters regulate the voltage and current of the motors in a controlled manner through a 6-thyristor system. As soon as the motors reach the rated speed, the S801 starters activate bypass contactors to eliminate wear and tear on the electronic components and unnecessary power consumption. There are 2 motor starting methods available with the S801 starters, and these are the ramp start and current limit start.
The Control Interface Module (CIM) is installed on the front side of every S801 soft starter to enable the programming and operation of the soft starter. The CIM is the part of the device that users need to pay the most attention to because all the device settings are made here. The trip class is set via DIP switches, and over other DIP switches, the users can independently activate and deactivate the overload, jam, stall, phase loss, load disconnect, and phase reversal protection functions. The reset function can also be selected over the CIM to be automatic or manual. An automatic reset means that the S801 soft starters will attempt to auto-reset every 2.5 seconds. In the manual reset mode, the users must press the fault reset button. Special optional functions like edge sensing and level sensing can be added to the S801 soft starters.