7.6.2 Defining Combination Motor Controllers (NKJH)
A Combination Motor Controller (CMC) is a single device, or assembly of devices, which provides the combined func-
tions of branch circuit disconnect means, short-circuit protection, control means, and overload protection. These
are:
−
Listed combinations tested according to UL 60947-4-1 and CSA C22.2 No.60947-4-1
−
Tested in a single enclosure
−
Tested for a complete branch short-circuit current rating; Type 1 or Type 2 coordination
The figure below shows the currently six construction types for Combination Motor Controllers. Manual motor start-
ers are used for Types E and F.
Tested in an enclosure
Disconnect
means
Short-circuit
and ground-
fault protec-
tion
Control means
Overload pro-
tection
Tested combi-
nation SCCR
Table 27: Defining Combination Motor Controllers (NKJH) Note: the information above is derived from UL 60947-4-1 and is intended for reference purposes
A complete listing of ABB's tested Combination Motor Controllers can be accessed online on UL's website, using the keyword "ABB"
(http://ul.com/search/?q=ABB).
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MA N UA L MOTOR START ER G UI D E
Figure 43: Defining Combination Motor Controllers (NKJH).