SGE-1510-0-0350L 03000C-00100C

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Introduction

The SGE-1510-0-0350L 03000C-00100C, commonly referred to as an Electric Motor Starter or EMS, is an industrial equipment widely used in industrial and commercial applications. It is easy to use and is extremely reliable. This article will provide a description of the SGE-1510-0-0350L 03000C-00100C and its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The SGE-1510-0-0350L 03000C-00100C electric motor starter is suitable for starting three-phase asynchronous motors up to 7.5 kW with a short-circuit current of less than 10 KA. It is applicable to both 50 Hz and 60 Hz power frequency and to 1.0-1.2 service factor motors.It is commonly used in pumps, fans, compressors, and other industrial equipment. The EMS is suitable for residential and commercial applications and is designed to reduce the starting current of the motor and prevent thermal overloads. The EMS is also typically used to start medium-sized motors without a star-delta starter.

Working Principle

The electric motor starter works on the principle of reducing the voltage applied to the motor during start-up. This reduction in voltage reduces the amount of current that flows through the motor, thus, preventing thermal overloads.When power is supplied to the motor starter, it immediately starts a timer. The timer sends a signal to start the starter motor then reduces the voltage. As the starter motor begins to accelerate, the voltage is further reduced. The motor will reach its full power within a few seconds of the timer starting. Once the motor reaches full power, the voltage is restored to full power and the motor can continue to run under normal conditions.

Conclusion

The SGE-1510-0-0350L 03000C-00100C electric motor starter is a reliable and easy to use industrial equipment that is used in residential and commercial applications. It works on the principle of reducing the voltage applied to the motor during start-up, thus, preventing thermal overloads. Its application field is limited to three-phase asynchronous motors up to 7.5 kW with a short-circuit current of less than 10 KA, and it is applicable to both 50 Hz and 60 Hz power frequency and to 1.0-1.2 service factor motors. The EMS is widely used in pumps, fans, compressors, and other industrial equipment.

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