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The EATON FH32 is a thermal overload relay heater element designed for use with Type A and Type B overload relays in motor control applications. This heater element converts excess current into heat to trip the overload relay and protect the motor from damage caused by sustained overcurrent conditions. It is a direct-replacement component installed by licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians during motor starter servicing or motor protection upgrades. The FH32 is compact, measuring 2.1 inches by 1.3 inches by 0.8 inches and weighing just 0.03 pounds, making it easy to handle and install in tight motor control center enclosures.
This heater element is suited for commercial and industrial electrical installations where motor overload protection is required. It is typically found in motor control centers, combination motor starters, and disconnect assemblies. The FH32 fits into the heater pocket of compatible EATON overload relays and is sized to match a specific full-load current range. Electricians select the correct heater element based on the motor nameplate full-load amperage and the ambient temperature correction factor for the installation environment.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement heater element for EATON Type A and Type B thermal overload relays used in motor control applications. Verify the correct heater element selection against the motor nameplate full-load amps and the overload relay heater selection table before installation.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the motor starter and verify zero voltage before removing or installing heater elements. Select the correct heater element based on the motor nameplate full-load amperage and consult the manufacturer heater selection chart. Do not attempt to install or replace heater elements with the circuit energized.
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