Moeller N6-63 |
| Maximum HP Rating 3 phase at: | Continuous Current Rating | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| HP@230V | HP@460V | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 25 | 50 | 63 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| N6 disconnect switches are UL recognized (UL 508) and CSA certified (C22.2 Nr. 14) as 3 pole, HP rated, non-automatic manual motor disconnects without any overload or short circuit tripping element. The switching mechanism has 3 positions (OFF, ON, +”tripped”) and they can be equipped with voltage trip accessories, such as shunt trip and undervoltage trip coils. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
N6-63 Complete Parts List |
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Shown above
are the N6-63, N6-100, N6-160 Disconnect switches. |
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| When purchasing the N6-63, you will
need the full number off the label as shown by the red arrow (label color may vary) example: N6-100-CNA Standard Breakers have 3 power wires in (L1-L2-L3) on the top, and 3 power wires out (T1-T2-T3) on the bottom. Any other control wires will indicate some sort of modification accessory is installed! By UL code breakers can only be at our service facilities. They cannot be installed in the field or by distributors. So we don’t want to make any more work for you, but we MUST get it right the 1st time! Accessories can be identified by small labels on the breaker, with part numbers such as a. (u-nzm6) (230, 60) Indicates under voltage trip which needs 230 volt 60hz applied to turn the breaker on. b. (a-nzm6) (230,60) Indicates shunt trip which needs 230 volt 60hz applied to turn the breaker off. c. (rhi, nhi, ahi -xx) Would be auxiliary contacts. If the labels cannot be read or to double check their usage record all the terminal numbers that have control wires on them, and your KMparts Specialist will advise you of your best options. Please note any of the above when ordering. Also check to see if they are even used. If they are present but there are no wires on them then
chances are you don’t need them. |