The store will not work correctly when cookies are disabled.
We use cookies and tracking technologies to improve your experience and analyze site usage. Some information may be shared with third parties for analytics and advertising. You can accept all cookies or decline non-essential tracking. To find out more about the cookies we use, see our Privacy policy.
The NEMA 4X Enclosed Motor Starter from Springer Controls is a reliable and versatile solution for controlling AC motors in harsh environments. Suitable for use in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, this starter offers a compact and durable design that can withstand exposure to dust, water, and extreme temperatures. With a 52A rating and 24-60V control voltage, it can handle a wide range of motor sizes and applications, including HVAC systems, pumps, and conveyor belts. Its separate control voltage feature allows for remote start/stop functionality, making it an ideal choice for applications where space is limited or control is required from a distance.
Top product features:
NEMA 4X rated polycarbonate enclosure provides a durable and weather-resistant housing for the motor starter.
The motor starter has a start/stop functionality that allows for easy control of the motor.
The starter has a 24-60V AC/DC coil that enables flexibility in control power supply options.
Springer controls manufactures a complete line of iec enclosed ac motor starters up to 60hp or 80a. Assembled motor starters consist of a contactor overload relay and a nema 4x rated polycarbonate enclosure. To select the proper starter for your requirements 1) refer to the motor or equipment nameplate to verify the full load amperage (fla) at the input voltage you will supply. Be sure to confirm whether it is 1phase or 3phase power to the motor. Choose a starter rated for current (amps) higher than the fla of your motor. 2) choose the control power used to close the contactor. 3) choose the overload by selecting a current range that contains the fla of the motor from step 1. Once you have done this it should narrow down the starters to only options suitable for your motor and power requirements. Then select your starter based on the following optional criteria 4) incoming power if the line power will be used as the control power as well this is referred to as a "direct-online starter" if the control voltage is not the same as the line voltage we refer to this as "separate control voltage" if the starter needs to be activated from an external switch we add terminals to accept the control power input from that switch. We refer to this as "remote start terminals" it is assumed in this arrangement that the line voltage and control voltage are the sameif you would like remote start terminals and will be using different voltage for line power and control power we refer to this as "separate control voltage + remote start terminals" features ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" 52a 1 phase separate control voltage start/stop 24-60v ac/dc coil 36-47a o/l nema 4x poly