M0P009122305 - DOL STARTER M0P 230/50-60 3-5A

Why Choose the M0P009122305?

Lovato M0P009122305 is a Direct-on-line-starter engineered for dependable motor control in demanding environments. Covering 3...5A (1.5...2.2kW at 400V), it pairs an IP65 non-metallic enclosure with an integrated thermal overload relay and Start and Stop/Reset buttons for straightforward operation. With a 230VAC 50/60Hz AC coil and enclosed design, this starter streamlines installation while safeguarding motors against overload events.

Designed to meet IEC/EN 60947-1 and 60947-4-1, and UL508 and CSA C22.2 n° 14, this unit supports 3 HP at 480V under UL/CSA ratings. The wide -25 to +60 °C operating range and 230VAC coil suit varied UK control panels and upgrades. Its non-metallic housing supports straightforward installation, delivering reliable start/stop control with reset functionality across diverse industrial applications.

Key Benefits

• IP65 non-metallic enclosure resists dust and water jets.
• Integrated thermal overload relay protects motors from overcurrent.
• 3...5A range covers 1.5...2.2kW motors at 400V.
• 230VAC 50/60Hz AC coil suits common control supplies.
• Start and Stop/Reset buttons for simple front-panel operation.
• Compliant with IEC/EN 60947-1, 60947-4-1, UL508, CSA.
• Operates reliably from -25 to +60 °C ambient.
• 3 HP rating at 480V for UL/CSA applications.

Technical Specification

• Weight: 760 g
• Operating temperature: -25 to +60 °C
• Storage temperature: -40 to +70 °C

What’s Included

• Direct-on-line starter in IP65 non-metallic enclosure
• Integrated thermal overload relay (3...5A)
• Start and Stop/Reset pushbuttons fitted
• Quick-start installation and safety information

Applications

• Fixed-speed control of 1.5–2.2kW motors at 400V
• Pumps, fans, and small conveyors requiring reliable direct-on-line starting
• General machinery start/stop control with overload protection
• Control panels using 230VAC coil supplies
• Dusty or wet environments demanding IP65 enclosures

Safety note: Installation and commissioning must be performed by a qualified electrician. Set the thermal overload to match the motor’s full-load current and isolate all supplies before maintenance.