Instructions Publication P25254 Effective October 2014 Instructions for Type J Auxiliary Contacts TYPE J AUXILIARY The Type J Auxiliary is designed to provide auxiliary contacts (electrical interlocks) capable of being field mounted in a Eaton contactor or starter (Type A200, A201 size 00-6, V200, V201 Vacuum, and Definite Purpose controllers). Terminals are color coded Black indicates normally-closed (N.C.) contacts and silver indicates normally-open (N.O.) contacts. See contact symbol in figure 1. This industrial type control is designed to be installed, operated and maintanined by adequately trained people. These instructions do not cover all details, variation, check-out, safe operation, or maintenace. Care must be exercised to comply with local, state, and national regulations, as well as safety practices for this class of equipment. INSTALLATION 1.TURN OFF ALL POWER. 2. Turn the auxiliary’s retainer screw (Figure 1) counter clockewise to retract retainer into case. 3. Insert the auxiliary into contactor (see Figure 2 or 3). Make certain that the auxiliary’s bottom spring clip slides underneath the contactor mounting plate. 4. Turn the retainer screw clockwise until the auxiliary is securely mounted in the conmtactor (see Table III for torque requirements). 5. Special Installation instructions pertaining to A200 Size 5 & Size 6 and V200 contactors - ( See Figure 3)-After installating the Type J auxiliary, adjust the L-shape operator to ensure that it impacts on the top of the auxiliary’s stroker as the contactors crossbar is rotated toward the closed position, and that the stroker can be depressed an additional.06 inch when the crossbar is in the fully closed position. 6. Check for smooth operation by manually depressing the contactor’s crossbar. 7. After all units are installed, energize the contactor and check for proper operation. If the contactor is noisy, look for auxiliary or crossbar interference. REMOVAL The auxiliary may be removed from the contactor by loosening the retainer screw several turns (counter-clockwise). Then simply slide the auxiliary out of the contactor cavity or breacket. Fig. 1 Auxiliary Contact Unit

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Instructions Publication P25254 Effective October 2014

Instructions for Type J Auxiliary Contacts

TYPE J AUXILIARY

The Type J Auxiliary is designed to provide auxiliary contacts (electrical interlocks) capable of being field mounted in a Eaton contactor or starter (Type A200, A201 size 00-6, V200, V201 Vacuum, and Definite Purpose controllers). Terminals are color coded Black indicates normally-closed (N.C.) contacts and silver indicates normally-open (N.O.) contacts. See contact symbol in figure 1.

This industrial type control is designed to be installed, operated and maintanined by adequately trained people. These instructions do not cover all details, variation, check-out, safe operation, or maintenace. Care must be exercised to comply with local, state, and national regulations, as well as safety practices for this class of equipment.

INSTALLATION

1.TURN OFF ALL POWER.

2. Turn the auxiliary’s retainer screw (Figure 1) counter clockewise to retract retainer into case.

3. Insert the auxiliary into contactor (see Figure 2 or 3). Make certain that the auxiliary’s bottom spring clip slides underneath the contactor mounting plate.

4. Turn the retainer screw clockwise until the auxiliary is securely mounted in the conmtactor (see Table III for torque requirements).

5. Special Installation instructions pertaining to A200 Size 5 & Size 6 and V200 contactors - ( See Figure 3)-After installating the Type J auxiliary, adjust the L-shape operator to ensure that it impacts on the top of the auxiliary’s stroker as the contactors crossbar is rotated toward the closed position, and that the stroker can be depressed an additional.06 inch when the crossbar is in the fully closed position.

6. Check for smooth operation by manually depressing the contactor’s crossbar.

7. After all units are installed, energize the contactor and check for proper operation. If the contactor is noisy, look for auxiliary or crossbar interference.

REMOVAL

The auxiliary may be removed from the contactor by loosening the retainer screw several turns (counter-clockwise). Then simply slide the auxiliary out of the contactor cavity or breacket.

Fig. 1 Auxiliary Contact Unit

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Eaton Electrical1111 Superior Ave.Cleveland, OH 4414United States877-ETN-CARE (877-386-2273)www.eaton.com

Fig. 2 Mounting Locations on A201 Contactors, Sizes 00-4

Fig. 3 Mounting Locations on A200, Sizes 5 & 6, and V200 Contactors

TABLE I - AUXILIARY CONTACT TYPESContacts Type Cat. No. Max.*

1 Normally Open and 1 Normally Closed2 Normally Closed2 Normally Open1 Coil Clearing N.C. and 1 N.O.

J11J02J20J1C

4444

1 Coil Clearing N.C. and 1 N.O. for Vacuum Contactor

J1CV 4

*When the contactor is mechanically interlocked, reduce the maximum number of auxiliaries by one.

TABLE II - AUXIUARY CONTACT RATINGS

Voltage Make Break

NEMA A600 120-600 VAC 72-120 VAC 28-72 VACNEMA R300 20-300 VDC

7200 VA60A60A

20 VA

720 VA720 VA10A.

28 VA

TABLE III - WIRING AND TORQUE REQUIREMENTS

TERMINAL WIRING: Copper Wire only (Solid or Standard) 16-12 AWG, one or two contactors per terminal.TERMINAL SCREW Tightening Torque: 8 TO 12 LB.-IN.RETAINING SCREW Tightening Torque: 4 TO 6 LB.-IN.