FXQLCLCE2RM015

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The FXQLCLCE2RM015 is an industrial level reversing starter, designed to start and stop an electric motor from a distant location. It’s commonly used for heavy machinery such as industrial pumps, grinders, and motors that require frequent starting and stopping.

This electric starter is composed of a device called a contactor, which is designed to provide a disconnection of the power supply and switch the motor on and off. The contactor is normally located inside the starter housing, however it may also be mounted externally. It operates on a 24V power supply from a battery, making it suitable for use in environments with no mains power supply.

The FXQLCLCE2RM015 features a two-wire control system which is equipped with two separate coils. When the first coil is energized, it will open the contactor, thus switching off the motor. The other coil will close the contactor and switch on the motor. It can be operated using a manual switch, a timer, or a remote system.

The supply voltage in the FXQLCLCE2RM015 range is between 17 and 40 volts, with a nominal power consumption of between 8 and 12 watts. This electric starter is designed for use in industrial applications, such as pumps, grinders and other motorized equipment that require frequent starting and stopping.

The FXQLCLCE2RM015 is a reliable and cost-effective way to control motor operation from a distance. It features an easy to use wiring system and is easy to install. The device is also equipped with overload and short circuit protection, as well as thermal protection for the motor.

In conclusion, the FXQLCLCE2RM015 is an ideal choice for industrial applications requiring frequent motor control at a distance. Its two-wire control system makes it easy to control, while its overload and thermal protection make it a reliable choice for safe operation.

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