CD79F13005A

CD79F THERMAL PROTECTION FOR MOTOR WINDINGS & TRANSFORMERS CD79F Thermal Protection for Motor Windings & Transformers These thermal protectors operate by means of a thermally sensitive snap action bimetal which switches open a single pole/single throw electrical contact upon reaching a factory calibrated response temperature. Heat transfer occurs on all sides via conduction, convection or radiation. The bimetal disc snaps closed once the reset temperature has been reached. Installation tips Features • Snap action accuracy • Universal size • Maximum switch load 22 Amps • Very economical • Current & temp sensitive When installing thermal cutouts, it is important to ensure good heat transfer. The heat sensitive surface (base) should be placed on/near to the heat source. Heat conducting paste or paint will improve heat transfer. Applications Single Phase Motors, Generators, Convertors, Transformers, Pumps, Heating Elements, Signal Transmitters, Fire Detectors, Magnets, Relays, Chokes, Coils, Power Supplies, Inverters Examples AC Motors, Transformers, Battery packs, Blanket heaters, Heating appliances, Fluorescent light ballasts, Recessed lighting fixtures, Automotive DC Motors, Water bed heaters Voltage Current (Res.) Endurance (No. Cycles) 120 VAC 5 Amperes 100,000 16 VDC 20 Amperes 10,000 120 VAC 22 Amperes 10,000 277 VAC 8 Amperes 10,000 It should be noted that standard version thermal cutouts have a current-carrying housing, and that with electrically insulated cutouts the impaired heat transfer can alter the effective switching temperature. This should be borne in mind when selecting the nominal response temperature. With single-phase motors, the cutout should switch the mains supply. It will then switch the motor off if there is any undesirable heating. The motor short circuit current will then be safely interrupted, if this is larger than the current rating of the cutout. For three-phase motors, the motor current will not be interrupted direct from the mains supply. The cut-out installed in the windings should switch in series with the magnetic coil of the contactor. The electrical supply to the cutouts should lead either singly or together from the motor terminals so that connection with the control circuit is possible. Technical data Contact arrangement Normally Closed Contact resistance