XTAE007B10TD3E008 EATON CUTLER HAMMER, XTAE007B10TD3E008 Datasheet - Page 228

• Manufacturer Part Number: XTAE007B10TD3E008
• Description: IEC Non-Reversing Starter
• Manufacturer: EATON CUTLER HAMMER

Specifications of XTAE007B10TD3E008

• No. Of Phases: Single Or Three
• Power Rating: 3.5kW
• Current Rating: 7A
• Operating Temperature Range: -25°C To +50°C
• Mounting Type: DIN Rail
• Overload Adjustment Current Max: 8A
• Overload Adjustment Current Min: 1.6A
• Supply Voltage Max: 24VDC
• Frame Size: Standard

27.1
Approvals for World Markets
Overview
The XT line of products is
approved for use throughout
the world, including the USA
and Canada. As such, they
can be used without
restriction as devices for
world markets.
The majority of countries
permit the import of devices
on the manufacturer’s
undertaking that they have
been constructed in
accordance with the pertinent
specifications. In the USA
and Canada, however, there
is a legal obligation to obtain
official approval. In these
countries, devices and
enclosures—sometimes
even complete control
systems—are tested and
approved by independent
bodies.
In Europe, there also used to
be a legal obligation to obtain
official approval for low-
voltage switchgear and
controlgear. For industrial
control gear, this legal
obligation has now been
abolished, provided the
devices have been
manufactured and tested in
accordance with harmonized
European standards (such as
IEC/EN 60947). There is then
no longer a requirement for
them to carry their country’s
own approval mark.
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Since January 1997, all
devices must conform to the
European Low-Voltage
Directive and, where
intended for sale within the
European Union, must carry
the CE mark.
This mark denotes that the
device carrying it conforms
to all relevant requirements
and specifications. The
mandatory application of this
mark therefore enables the
unrestricted use of marked
devices within the European
economic area.
Since January 1996, all
devices sold within the
European union must comply
with the Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC)
Directive. XT has passed the
required tests to these
Directives and the devices
carry the CE mark,
demonstrating compliance
with the EMC Directive.
Because devices bearing the
CE mark comply with the
harmonized standards,
approval and the associated
marking is no longer required
in the following countries:
Europe
Conformité
Européen
(CE)
Devices in the USA and
Canada have UL and CSA
approval.
Belgium
Comité Electro-
technique Belge
Belgisch Elektro-
technisch Comité
(CEBEC)
Denmark
Danmarks
Elektriske
Materielkontrol
(DEMKO)
Finland
(FIMKO)
France
Union Technique
de l’Electricité
(UTE)
Netherlands
Naamloze
Vennootschap
tot Keuring van
Electrotechnische
Materialien
(KEMA)
Norway
Norges Elektriske
Materiellkontrol
(NEMKO)
Sweden
Svenska
Elektriska Materiel-
Kontrollanstalten
(SEMKO)
Switzerland
Schweizerischer
Elektrotechischer
Verein
(SEV)
Canada
Canadian
Standards
Association
(CSA)
USA
Underwriters
Laboratories
(UL)
Listing
Recognition
Recently introduced is the
mandatory approval of
electrical products for:
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Marking is partly mandatory
for these countries. The IEC
rating data is accepted as in
other European countries.
Approval is not mandatory
in the Czech Republic and
Hungary. The manufacturer’s
declaration of conformity is
sufficient here.
Romania requires that
components that are to be
used in public buildings must
be approved by the Romanian
test authority ICECON.
Selection of Devices
”Selection appropriate for
export” does not mean
merely meeting the requisite
approvals and conformity to
relevant specifications. The
meaning of the term goes a
great deal further by even
including that equipment
and installations must be
designed to a concept with
export in mind.
Russia
Devices for Russia
must bear the
appropriate
marking.
Russia
Goststandart
(GOST-R)
South Africa
ZA
SABS
Argentina
Slovakia
Poland
South Africa
China
Russia
Turkey
Argentina