Eaton Xpole Motor Protective Circuit Breaker - 6.3-10A - 2P
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The Eaton Xpole Motor Protective Circuit Breaker is designed for industrial electricians and maintenance technicians who require a dependable, compact solution for switching and protecting motors. Its primary benefit is the integrated thermal and magnetic protection mechanism that prevents damage from both overloads and short circuits. While highly reliable for its 6.3-10 A range, users should note it is a 2-pole device, making it specifically suited for single-phase motor applications rather than three-phase systems.
All features
| Series | Xpole |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1115-237AA-KM014 |
| Brand | Super Merchant |
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FAQs
Is this breaker suitable for three-phase motors?
No, this is a 2-pole configuration device designed specifically for single-phase applications.
What does the IP20 rating mean?
The IP20 rating means the device is protected against solid objects larger than 12mm, making it 'finger-safe' but not waterproof.
Can the current range be adjusted?
Yes, the device features an adjustable current range between 6.3 A and 10 A.
Does this meet international standards?
Yes, it complies with IEC/EN 60947 standards for switching and isolating.
What type of connection does it use?
The unit utilizes reliable screw terminals for the main circuit connections.
Troubleshooting
Device trips immediately upon switching on
Check the motor for a short-circuit fault or ensure the motor current does not exceed the current setting range of 6.3-10 A.
Device will not remain in the 'ON' position
Verify that the thermal overload has cooled down; if it continues to trip, inspect the load for excessive mechanical resistance.
Indicator does not show 'ON' even when lever is up
Ensure the device is not damaged or obstructed; replace the unit if the internal contact mechanism fails to engage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Integrated thermal and magnetic release
- Clear visual status indicator
- Compliant with international IEC/EN 60947 standards
- Reliable screw-terminal connectivity
- Space-saving compact design
Cons
- Limited to 2-pole configurations only
- Restricted to 6.3-10 A current range
- Requires manual adjustment for specific motor loads
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation should be performed by a qualified professional in accordance with local electrical codes. Ensure the device is mounted on a standard DIN rail. Use the screw terminals to secure copper conductors, ensuring they are tightened to the torque specifications printed on the housing. Periodically inspect the terminals for signs of heat discoloration, which could indicate loose connections. Because this unit is IP20 rated, it must be installed inside a dust-free enclosure to maintain its service life.