AN16NN0C

EATON AN16NN0C Freedom NEMA Motor Control Starter is a robust component designed to enhance the functionality of R-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breakers. Whether you’re safeguarding an industrial facility, a commercial building, or any electrical system, this electronic auxiliary switch ensures reliable protection. Let’s explore its features, benefits, and applications.

Key Features:

1. True RMS Current Sensing:
   • The AN16NN0C incorporates true RMS current sensing, precisely correlating with the thermal characteristics of conductors and equipment.
   • Say goodbye to nuisance tripping—this auxiliary switch keeps your circuits safe.
2. Interchangeable Design:
   • Swap out the auxiliary switch effortlessly without replacing the entire circuit breaker.
   • Maintenance becomes seamless, minimizing downtime.

Highlights:

1. Self-Contained Brilliance:
   • The AN16NN0C is a self-contained marvel. When the circuit breaker closes, it requires no external control power to operate its protection systems.
   • Efficiency meets simplicity. It’s like a self-sufficient artist creating masterpieces.
2. Front Adjustable, Like a Swiss Watch:
   • Imagine a control room. Operators fine-tuning settings with precision. The AN16NN0C offers that finesse.
   • Adjust trip settings on the fly. Tailor it to specific requirements. It’s like tuning a musical instrument—each note matters.
3. True RMS Sensing—The Whisperer:
   • The AN16NN0C isn’t silent. It whispers data. True RMS sensing ensures accurate measurement, even for those quirky non-sinusoidal waveforms.
   • It’s like a conductor sharing its secrets. “This current? Oh, it’s harmonious.”
4. Application Versatility—From Factories to Offices:
   • The AN16NN0C nods to compatibility. Eaton circuit breakers JG, LG, NG, and RG welcome it.
   • From industrial setups to commercial installations, it fits right in. It’s the chameleon of circuits.
5. Size 4 Powerhouse:
   • With a maximum horsepower of 100 hp at 480/600 V, the AN16NN0C handles heavy loads confidently.
   • It’s the muscle behind your electrical protection.

Remember, when discussing this part, always refer to it as the EATON AN16NN0C.