A16PC3-18ND10-AC180V

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A16PC3-18ND10-AC180V is an electric control component in the industrial control field that can be used in a wide variety of applications. It is a two-pole three-phase motor starter, rated for up to 180V AC with a 10 Amp current rating.

This motor starter is designed for on and off control and can be used for many different situations. It is particularly useful in applications where high current loads and frequent switching operations are required. Examples include air compressors, pumps, motors, conveyors, motorized production lines, and more. It is suitable for most general purpose industrial machines and motors.

The A16PC3-18ND10-AC180V has three main components: the switch, the contactor, and the overload protector. The switch allows the user to control on and off, while the contactor manages the amount of current allowing for motor start up. The overload protector will shut off the circuit if the current overloads the system.

The switch has two positions. When in the "off" position, the generator will not work because the contactor does not pass the current to the motor. When the switch is in the "on" position, the contactor passes the current, enabling the motor to start. Once the motor has successfully started, the load current is controlled by the contactor and the overload protector.

The overload protector measures the current in the circuit at all times and will shut off the system if the current is too high, protecting the motor from any damage due to overload. This is important for protecting both the motor and the circuit from any damage from electrical overloads.

The A16PC3-18ND10-AC180V is a versatile component with many useful applications in industrial control. It is easy to maintain and install and has the capabilities necessary to handle any current loads with regular operation.

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