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Rated operational current I
This is where you can enter the rated operational current that the branch (switchgear and
motor) can carry without interruption. The setting range depends on the relevant device's
rating class.
You will find more information in Chapter "Rated operational current (Page 35)".
Upper/lower current warning limit
You can enter a lower and/or an upper current warning limit value.
Note
The current limits are not activated for startup override until the CLASS time expires, e.g.
after 10 seconds for CLASS 10.
You will find more information in Chapter "Upper/lower current warning limit (Page 55)".
Upper/lower current limit
You can enter a lower and/or an upper current limit value.
Note
The current limits are not activated for startup override until the CLASS time expires, e.g.
after 10 seconds for CLASS 10.
You will find more information in Chapter "Upper/lower current limit (Page 55)".
Blocking current
If the blocking current is overshot, the motor starter detects stalling.
You will find more information in Chapter "Blocking current (Page 56)".
Blocking time
The blocking time is the time a motor block can be permitted without tripping the motor. If the
blocking time expires and the system is still stalled, the motor starter switches off.
You will find more information in Chapter "Blocking time and blocking current (Page 56)".
Warning limit motor heating
The motor starter displays a warning if the motor heating limit is overshot. You use this
parameter to preset a motor heating value in percent as a warning limit. At a warning limit of
0 %, the function is deactivated.
You will find more information in Chapter "Overload protection (Page 42)".
See also
Parameterization using a GSD file (Page 93)
Motor starter (3RK1308‑0**00‑0CP0)
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Parameters/address space
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