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Littelfuse 455 3PH Line-Load Voltage MON/ 19

Special Price $228.74 Regular Price $253.90
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455

The Littelfuse 455 is a three-phase voltage monitor intended primarily to protect motors in HVAC equipment. It makes sure that the motor runs within safe voltage ranges by continuously monitoring the line and load side voltages. The 455 stops the motor or sounds an alarm when the voltage goes above predetermined levels either high or low to avoid damage. It differs from standard monitors in that it can monitor two things at once and provides complete protection even before the motor starts. Usually found in control panels of motor-driven HVAC systems like chillers and air handling units, the 455 protects against a range of voltage problems, including brownouts, power surges, and phase imbalances. Its ease of installation and small size make it a popular option for both new and old equipment.

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Manufacturer Name: Littelfuse
Product Number: 455
OEM Part Number: 455
Product Description: 3-Phase Line-Load Volt Mon/ 19
Weight:1.12lbs/508.02g

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What maintenance is required for the Littelfuse 455 Line-Load Voltage Monitor?

Inspect wiring and terminal connections regularly to ensure secure, corrosion-free contact. Check voltage sensing accuracy and calibration periodically to maintain reliable phase monitoring. Keep unit free from dust and moisture and follow electrical isolation safety procedures before servicing.

What are common issues with the Littelfuse 455 Line-Load Voltage Monitor?

  • Nuisance tripping during transient or unstable voltage fluctuations.
  • Incorrect phase detection due to wiring errors or loose connections.
  • Voltage sensing drift leading to inaccurate monitoring or alarms.
  • Failure to reset after sustained fault conditions in system.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect all electrical power before installation and follow local electrical codes.

Step 2: Mount the voltage monitor inside the control panel or approved enclosure.

Step 3: Connect L1, L2, and L3 terminals to the line side and connect load terminals as required.

Step 4: Wire the output relay to the motor starter or control circuit.

Step 5: Restore power, adjust voltage settings and delay timers, then test the monitor for proper operation.