TeSys U Self-Protected Combination Motor Controllers

Up to 32 amps or 20 horsepower

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TeSys™ U Self-Protected Combination Motor Controllers deliver outstanding performance and efficiency inside small footprint enclosures.
TeSys U Self-Protected Combination Motor Controllers Schneider Electric Up to 32 amps or 20 horsepower

Features


TeSys™ U Self-Protected Combination Motor Controllers are rated per IEC Standards up to 32 amps or 20 horsepower.

Modern IEC Motor Control Technology

  • Designed for full voltage non-reversing, full voltage reversing or soft start motor control applications
  • Compact enclosures in Type 1, 12/3R painted steel and 4/4X stainless steel
  • 5 times more energy-efficient than legacy starters
  • Optional communication modules for eight different network protocols and a gateway to Ethernet TCP/IP

Increased Uptime

  • Interchangeable Advanced Control Units with motor protection functions including wide 4:1 current adjustment dials
  • Field adaptability for last-minute motor full-load ampere (FLA) changes
  • Totally coordinated motor starter is ready to restart immediately after a fault is cleared
  • Short circuit current rating is 65 kA on 480Y/277V systems according to UL508 Type E with an option of 130kA at 480V Delta
  • Optional Multifunction Control Units offer predictive maintenance features

Fast Delivery

  • Five-day delivery on hundreds of versions including networking modules, control transformers, pilot lights, and auxiliary devices.
  • Boosts facility or manufacturing productivity

Applications

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