In general, the part is a “Class 10” thermal overload. It means the part is designed to trip in 10 seconds (the 10 in class 10) when the current is 6 times the setting of the overload.
If your iDrive 300 Thermal Overload is always tripping it is time to look at a few things. Compare the Motor Running Current Draw with the Size of the Thermal Overload that came with the iDrive Most AC Motors have on there Motor Spindle a Plate that ...
Attached is wiring information associated with the model number you provided 970-0013-xxM If you’re attaching the iDrive to a Ridder Motor, we do have videos on how to set the Limit Switching Ridder Motors I - Overview & Wiring a Ridder Motor Ridder ...
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Attached is Motor controller diagram for De Gier Motors 120VAC single phase. Here is the Diagram for wiring the Degier Single Phase 4 Wire to iDrive - 970-1214-XXM As well as Link4 YouTube Links to assist you establishing connectivity between the ...
Here is the Diagram for wiring the Ridder Single Phase 5 Wire to iDrive - 970-0015-XXM As well as Link4 YouTube Links to assist you establishing connectivity between the devices. Ridder Motors I - Overview & Wiring a Ridder Motor Ridder Motors II - ...