M0R009124005 - DOL STARTER M0R 400/50-60 3-5A

Why Choose the M0R009124005?

Lovato’s M0R009124005 is a direct-on-line starter enclosed for robust protection, built around a BG09/BG12 contactor with a 400VAC 50/60Hz AC coil. It integrates a thermal overload relay and a front RESET pushbutton for swift recovery after trips. Rated IP65, it resists dust and water jets, making it well suited to demanding plant areas and consistent motor control in industrial environments.

Delivering up to 5A (1.5...2.2kW at 400V) in AC-3, this direct-on-line starter suits small motor loads with straightforward across-the-line starting. It carries a 3 HP rating at 480V under UL/CSA, operates between -25 to +60 °C, and conforms to IEC/EN 60947-1 and 60947-4-1, plus UL508/CSA C22.2 n° 14. It uses an AC coil and is listed with a Sustainability certification.

Key Benefits

• IP65 enclosure resists dust and water jets for durable service.
• Thermal overload relay provides built-in motor protection.
• RESET pushbutton allows rapid recovery after an overload trip.
• 400VAC 50/60Hz AC coil for straightforward integration.
• 5A / 2.2kW at 400V AC-3 rating handles small motor loads.
• UL/CSA 3 HP at 480V expands application approvals.
• Wide -25 to +60 °C operating temperature range.
• Includes BG09/BG12 contactor for consistent operation.

Technical Specification

• Weight: 720 g
• Operating temperature: -25 to +60 °C
• Storage temperature: -40 to +70 °C

What’s Included

• Lovato enclosed direct-on-line starter with thermal overload relay (SKU M0R009124005)
• BG09/BG12 contactor pre-installed
• Front RESET pushbutton
• Product datasheet and installation guidance

Applications

• Across-the-line starting of three-phase motors up to 2.2 kW at 400 V
• Industrial control panels requiring IP65 enclosed starters
• Equipment needing integrated overload protection with manual reset
• Installations using a 400VAC 50/60Hz control coil supply

Safety note: Installation and commissioning must be performed by qualified personnel. Isolate power before work, set the thermal overload relay to the motor’s rated current, and follow applicable standards and local regulations.