M0P00912460605 - DOL STARTER M0P009 460/60 3-5A

Why Choose the M0P00912460605?

Deliver reliable motor starting with the Lovato Direct-on-line Starter M0P00912460605. Rated for 3–5 A (1.5–2.2 kW at 400 V), this enclosed unit combines a robust contactor with a thermal overload relay for dependable protection. The non‑metallic, IP65 enclosure withstands dust and water jets, while integrated Start and Stop/Reset pushbuttons provide straightforward local control. A 460 VAC 60 Hz AC coil ensures consistent operation where that supply is available.

Built to international standards, including IEC/EN 60947-1 and 60947-4-1, and UL508/CSA C22.2, this 760 g starter delivers 3 HP at 480 V (UL/CSA). It operates from −25 to +60 °C with storage from −40 to +70 °C, supporting demanding industrial environments. Ideal for straightforward across-the-line motor control, it offers a compact, sealed solution for reliable service and easy integration.

Key Benefits

• IP65 non‑metallic enclosure resists dust and water ingress.
• Designed for 3–5 A, 1.5–2.2 kW at 400 V motors.
• Integrated thermal overload relay provides dependable motor protection.
• 460 VAC 60 Hz AC coil for stable control performance.
• Start and Stop/Reset pushbuttons for simple local operation.
• Certified to IEC/EN 60947 and UL508/CSA standards.
• Wide −25 to +60 °C operating temperature range.

Technical Specification

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

What’s Included

• Pre-assembled direct-on-line starter in IP65 non-metallic enclosure
• Integrated thermal overload relay (3–5 A range)
• Contactor with 460VAC 60Hz AC coil
• Start and Stop/Reset pushbuttons

Applications

• Across-the-line starting of AC motors within 1.5–2.2 kW at 400 V
• Pumps, fans and blowers in industrial environments
• Conveyors, mixers and material handling equipment
• Compressors and machine tools with suitable current ratings
• General-purpose motor control in areas requiring IP65 protection

Safety note: Install and commission only by a qualified electrician. Verify the motor full‑load current matches the 3–5 A range, isolate all supplies before work, and follow applicable standards.