IEC
Contactors
and Starters
Selector Worksheet
TeSys U Starters &
Combination
Starters
Use this worksheet to help identify the part number of the product
your customer is looking for. The following questions will guide you to
the correct product, and the questions on the back will help determine
how to identify the specific part number from Digest 177.
1. Do you need non-reversing or reversing?
Non-reversing Reversing
2. What is the motor voltage?
Single-phase 120 Vac 240 Vac
Three-phase 208 Vac 240 Vac 480 Vac 600 Vac
3. What is the horsepower?
½ 2 3 5
10 15 20 25
4. What is the coil voltage (control voltage)?
24 Vdc 24 Vac 48–72 AC/DC 110–240 AC/DC
5. What control unit do you need (overload relay)? (choose one type)
Standard Three-phase class 10 trip
Advanced Single-phase class 10 trip Three-phase class 10 trip
Three-phase class 20 trip Multi-function programmable
6. What is the full load of your motor? (from the motor nameplate)
0.150.6 0.3 –1.4 0.255
312 4.5 –18 8–32
7. Device type
Starter Self-protected combination starter (UL 508 Type E)
March 2017
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IEC Contactors and Starters: TeSys U Starters & Combination Starters
8. What additional auxiliary contacts do you need? (N.O. = normally open; N.C. = normally closed)
2 N.O. 2 N.C. 1 N.O. and 1 N.C.
9. What design specification do you need?
IEC NEMA
How to find the part number
Follow the steps below to locate and build the part number you need. Page numbers refer to Schneider Electric’s Digest 177.
If you don’t have a copy of the product catalog, please request one from your local representative or visit www.schneider-electric.us.
Step 1: Choose your power base (mandatory)
Step 1a: Locate the correct page in the Digest
> If it’s IEC non-reversing, go to page 18-23, Table 18.83
> If it’s IEC reversing, go to page 18-25, Table 18.90
> If it’s NEMA, go to page 16-12, Table 16.30.
Step 1b: Match the motor voltage and horsepower from your worksheet to the values in the appropriate
column in the Digest
Step 1c: Follow that row to the right to locate the part number
Step 2: Choose your control unit (mandatory)
Step 2a: Locate the correct page in the Digest
> Go to page 18-25, Table 18.91 and 18.95 for IEC; go to page 16-12, Table 16.32 for NEMA
Step 2b: Match the information on #9 of your worksheet to the values in the appropriate column in the Digest
> Complete the catalog number by adding the appropriate voltage code from Table 18.92 for IEC; Table 16.31 for NEMA
Step 3: Choose auxiliary contact function modules (optional)
Locate the correct page in the Digest
> Go to page 18-23, Table 18.86 for IEC; go to page 16-12, Tables 16.33 & 16.34 for NEMA