C cppoly Senior Member Location New York Yesterday at 10:26 AM #1 Are thermal overload switches required for fractional horsepower motors OR can AC toggle switch (1 HP rated) be sufficient?? If a thermal overload is not provided in the switch is thermal overload required to be provided in the equipment? Thanks
Are thermal overload switches required for fractional horsepower motors OR can AC toggle switch (1 HP rated) be sufficient?? If a thermal overload is not provided in the switch is thermal overload required to be provided in the equipment? Thanks
infinity Moderator Staff member Location New Jersey Occupation Journeyman Electrician Yesterday at 10:34 AM #2 Typcially these small motor have integral overload protection. If not then a simple toggle switch will not provide overload protection.
Typcially these small motor have integral overload protection. If not then a simple toggle switch will not provide overload protection.
D darekelec Senior Member Location nyc Yesterday at 9:08 PM #3 Did you mean 1hp rated thermal starter switch ? Attachments IMG_3350.jpeg 263.4 KB · Views: 0
augie47 Moderator Staff member Location Tennessee Occupation State Electrical Inspector (Retired) Today at 8:34 AM #4 You might want to check 430.32(D). Specifics on the installation can make a difference. There are some cases on not permanently installed motors 1HP and less where the branch circuit protective device can serve as overload
You might want to check 430.32(D). Specifics on the installation can make a difference. There are some cases on not permanently installed motors 1HP and less where the branch circuit protective device can serve as overload