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Three Phase
17 Full Load Amps (FLA)
12 Wire Size 25 Time-Delay Fuse Rating 30 MAG-GARD Circuit Breaker Size LC1 LC1 D18 IEC Contactor Cat # LR LR D21 IEC Overload Relay Cat # Full Load Amps (FLA) Integral Starter Base Unit Integral Starter Overload Module Click here for Wire & Cable LD4LC030 LB1LC03M22 IEC Motor Data Calculator BASED ON THE 2005 NEC Integral Self-Protected Starters Selection Table 21 Voltage Horse Power Horse Power Voltage Single Phase Horse Power 115V 230V 24 12 Full Load Amps (FLA) 10 14 Wire Size 30 17.5 Time-Delay Fuse Rating 50 30 MAG-GARD Circuit Breaker Size D25 D12 IEC Contactor Cat # 32 16 IEC Overload Relay Cat # Scheduler Enter Start Date (1/1/05) January 1, 2005 Enter Number of Weeks 0 End Date January 1, 2005 IEC Motor Data Calculator BASED ON THE 2005 NEC Select Wire Size AWG/kcmil Based on Appendix C - Tables C1 and C1A COPPER Ampacity at 75C based on NEC Table 310-16 420 THW, THW-2 THHW 3 WIRES - INCHES 3 3 Phase 4 Wire - INCHES 3 1/2 THHN, THWN, XHHW, 3 WIRES - INCHES 3 THWN-2, XHHW-2 3 Phase 4 Wire - INCHES 3 ALUMINUM Ampacity at 75C based on NEC Table 310-16 340 THW, THW-2 THHW 3 WIRES - INCHES 3 3 Phase 4 Wire - INCHES 3 THHN, THWN, XHHW, 3 WIRES - INCHES 2 1/2 THWN-2, XHHW-2 3 Phase 4 Wire - INCHES 3 Voltage Drop Calculator Select Wire Size at Top 600 Enter Distance in Multiples of 100 ft (i.e. 100ft=1) 12 Enter Distance Enter Amperage 15 Enter Amperage Line to Line Volts Drop 1 Phase Volts 95% PF 1.332 Per Ampere per 100ft. In 80% PF 1.656 Magnetic Conduit Copper Wire 3 Phase Volts 95% PF 1.152 80% PF 1.44 Wire and Conduit Data BASED ON THE 2005 NEC Select Wire Size AWG/kcmil Select Wire Size Notes: Ampacity of conductors based on 30 C ambient. Conduit sizes for aluminum based on the use of compact conductors Where a major portion of the load consists of nonlinear loads, Enter Distance the neutral is considered to be current carrying. Enter Amperage On 4-wire applications, derate the ampacity to 80% per note 8 and note 10 of the NEC ampacity tables. Wire and Conduit Data BASED ON THE 2005 NEC Instructions Motor Calculator Three Phase and Single Phase Click on the Voltage and HP to view information for your application Scheduler Enter the Start Date (1/1/05 format) and the number of weeks to view the resulting End Date. Helpful in determining ship dates and project schedules. Wire and Conduit Page Use the dropdown list to select wire size to view information. Voltage Drop Select wire size as before. Enter the cable run distance in multiples of 100 ft. (i.e.. 100ft - 1) Enter the amperage you will be drawing through the wire. View the voltage drop based on PF. For other tools: Visit www.Squared.com "Free Software" Notes: Fuses and circuit breakers shown are for short-circuit ground fault protection only. This data applies to Normal Service applications of switches, starters or breakers shown. Do not use for Heavy Service applications, as defined in the latest Catalog Digest. Data is based on information available at time of publication and is subject to change. See actual installed equipment and Section 110-14C for termination requirements. Fuse sizes and circuit breaker trip amperes are approximate selections suitable for most installations. Thermal unit selectors are not based on NEC currents (see NEC 430-6) but are selected from average full load currents. Thermal units can be more accurately selected using table furnished with starter and full load current marked on the motor name plate. Enter the Start Date (1/1/05 format) and the number of weeks to view the resulting End Date. Helpful in determining ship dates and project schedules. Notes: Fuses and circuit breakers shown are for short-circuit ground fault protection only. This data applies to Normal Service applications of switches, starters or breakers shown. Do not use for Heavy Service applications, as defined in the latest Catalog Digest. Data is based on information available at time of publication and is subject to change. See actual installed equipment and Section 110-14C for termination requirements. Fuse sizes and circuit breaker trip amperes are approximate selections suitable for most installations. Thermal unit selectors are not based on NEC currents (see NEC 430-6) but are selected from average full load currents. Thermal units can be more accurately selected using table furnished with starter and full load current marked on the motor name plate.