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Greenheck 385201 Overload Motor Starter

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Special Price $2,000.13 Regular Price $2,220.14
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SKU
385201
The Greenheck 385201 Overload Motor Starter is a rotating component used to start, control, and protect electric parts used in ventilation and air movement equipment. It is an overload protection controller used in exhaust fans, and where consistent unit operation is required in HVAC systems. It operates as the unit control interface within the electrical system, helping protect connected equipment from overload conditions, excessive current draw, and overheating. It integrates with fan controls and power circuits to manage motor startup and operation while supporting system protection.
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What maintenance is required for the Greenheck 385201 Motor Starter?

Regularly inspect connections for tightness and signs of corrosion. Test the starter under controlled conditions to ensure proper trip settings. Keep the unit free of dust and debris. Follow safety protocols when handling electrical components.

What are common issues with the Greenheck 385201 Motor Starter?

  • Starter failing to trip at the correct current.
  • Electrical contacts pitting or burning.
  • Overheating due to loose connections.
  • Erratic motor operation or unexpected shutdowns.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power to the motor circuit and lock out for safety.

Step 2: Remove the panel or enclosure covering the existing starter.

Step 3: Disconnect wiring and mounting hardware from the old starter.

Step 4: Position the new overload motor starter in the correct orientation.

Step 5: Secure it with mounting hardware and reconnect all wiring per manufacturer guidelines.

Step 6: Close the panel, restore power, and test the motor to ensure proper starter operation.