GE Industrial Solutions Evolution Series E9000 User Manual

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Evolution Series E9000 Installation & Maintenance Guide

Chapter 6 – Overload Heaters

Heaters for Ther-Mag Circuit Breaker Controllers

For continuous-rated motors with a service factor of
1.15 to 1.25, select the appropriate heaters for the
motor full-load current. For continuous-rated motors
with a service factor of 1.0, multiply the motor full-load
current by 0.9 and use this value to select heaters.

Overload relay tripping current in 40°C ambient is the
minimum value of full-load current multiplied by 1.25.

Provide short-circuit protection in accordance with the
National Electrical Code.

Size 0 and 1 (Standard and Ambient Comp.)

Size 2 (Standard and Ambient Comp.)

Size 3 (Standard and Ambient Comp.)

Size 4 (Standard and Ambient Comp.)

Motor Full-

Heater

Motor Full-

Heater

Load Amps

Number

Load Amps

Number

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

27.1-32.2

F357B

28.8-32.0

F357B

32.3-34.0

F395B

32.1-34.2

F395B

34.1-36.8

F430B

34.3-36.7

F430B

36.9-44.6

F487B

36.8-43.9

F487B

44.7-48.4

F567B

44.0-46.6

F567B

48.5-53.9

F614B

46.7-52.6

F614B

54.0-57.4

F658B

52.7-55.6

F658B

57.5-60.0

F719B

55.7-58.7

F719B

60.1-69.5

F772B

58.8-67.1

F772B

69.6-71.7

F848B

67.2-70.6

F848B

71.8-79.9

F914B

70.7-76.3

F914B

80.0-92.3

F104C

76.4-88.7

F104C

92.4-97.0

F114C

88.8-93.4

F114C

97.1-108

F118C

93.5-105

F118C

109-118

F133C

106-114

F133C

119-131

F149C

115-128

F149C

132-135

F161C

129-131

F161C

132-135

F174C

Motor Full-

Heater

Motor Full-

Heater

Load Amps

Number

Load Amps

Number

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

19.0-19.3

F233B

17.8-18.4

F233B

19.4-22.1

F243B

18.5-21.1

F243B

22.2-23.4

F270B

21.2-22.1

F270B

23.5-27.0

F300B

22.2-26.1

F300B

27.1-29.1

F327B

26.2-28.0

F327B

29.2-31.8

F357B

28.1-31.3

F357B

31.9-33.9

F395B

31.4-33.3

F395B

34.0-37.6

F430B

33.4-34.3

F430B

37.7-41.9

F487B

34.4-40.9

F487B

42.0-47.7

F567B

41.0-44.7

F567B

47.8-52.1

F614B

44.8-51.0

F614B

52.2-55.8

F658B

51.1-52.0

F658B

55.9-59.7

F719B

52.1-55.4

F719B

59.8-68.1

F772B

55.5-63.3

F772B

68.2-71.5

F848B

63.4-66.1

F848B

71.6-78.2

F914B

66.2-73.5

F914B

78.3-87.5

F104C

73.6-82.2

F104C

87.6-90.0

F114C

82.3-90.0

F114C

Motor Full-

Heater

Motor Full-

Heater

Load Amps

Number

Load Amps

Number

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

5.48-5.85

C630A

16.8-17.9

C180B

5.85-6.47

C695A

18.0-18.7

C198B

6.48-7.35

C778A

18.8-20.4

C214B

7.36-8.06

C867A

20.5-22.7

C228B

8.07-9.03

C955A

22.8-24.7

C250B

9.04-9.61

C104B

24.8-26.3

C273B

9.62-10.5

C113B

26.4-29.5

C303B

10.6-11.6

C125B

29.6-32.5

C330B

11.7-12.5

C137B

32.6-36.7

C366B

12.6-13.6

C151B

36.8-41.9

C400B

13.7-16.7

C163B

42.0-43.2

C440B

43.3-45.0

C460B

Motor Full-

Heater

Motor Full-

Heater

Load Amps

Number

Load Amps

Number

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

3-Ph, 3 Heater

CR 123

.41-.45

C054A

4.96-549

C592A

.46-.49

C060A

5.50-5.91

C630A

.50-.53

C066A

5.92-6.47

C695A

.54-.59

C071A

6.48-7.20

C778A

.60-.65

C078A

7.21-8.22

C867A

.66-.76

C087A

8.23-8.72

C955A

.77-.84

C097A

8.73-9.67

C104B

.85-.93

C109A

9.68-10.4

C113B

.94-1.04

C118A

10.5-11.0

C125B

1.05-1.15

C131A

11.1-12.4

C137B

1.16-1.27

C148A

12.5-13.2

C151B

1.28-1.39

C163A

13.3-15.4

C163B

1.40-1.55

C184A

15.5-17.1

C180B

1.56-1.73

C196A

17.2-18.0

C198B

1.74-1.89

C220A

1.90-2.05

C239A

2.06-2.28

C268A

17.2-18.1

C198B

2.29-2.47

C301A

18.2-20.0

C214B

2.48-2.79

C326A

20.1-21.5

C228B

2.80-3.31

C356A

21.6-22.5

C250B

3.32-3.70

C379A

22.6-23.9

C273B

3.71-4.06

C419A

24.0-26.3

C303B

4.07-4.47

C466A

26.4-27.0

C330B

4.48-4.95

C526A

Size 1

Circuit breaker tripping may be an indication that
a fault current has been interrupted. To provide
continued protection against fire or shock hazard,
examine all current-carrying parts and other
components of the motor controller and replace
any damaged components. If heater burnout occurs,
the complete overload relay must be replaced.

Overload relays with automatic reset may auto-
matically start a motor connected to a two-wire
control circuit. When automatic restarting is not
desired, use a three-wire control circuit.

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