Ross Hill 1304-2010-00 Overload Heater, GE CR123C163B

Ross Hill 1304-2010-00 identifies GE/ABB CR123C163B overload heaters; verify the exact code against motor full-load current, service factor, enclosure, and relay table. Use the complete installed identifiers and equipment ratings as the ordering reference. Availability, condition, price, and lead time are confirmed for each request.

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15.1 A is the bottom of a band

That matters in both directions. Somebody ordering by the printed figure for a 15 A motor may be fine. Somebody assuming the heater trips at 15.1 A and sizing around that assumption is working from a number that does not mean what they think.

All nine heaters on this equipment

Note the reference prefix changes from CR123C to CR123F partway down. That is consistent with the larger heaters belonging to a different physical group, which would match the starter sizes they serve. Use the exact overload-relay family and physical heater form rather than applying that pattern as a selection rule.

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Three per starter

It is worth stating because heaters are sold individually. Ordering one when a bucket needs three is a common and annoying mistake, and it is the sort of thing that turns a one day job into a two week one on a rig.

We are not going to pick your heater for you

Heater selection is made from the motor full load current together with the starter and the overload relay in use, and it is an engineering decision on your side. We can tell you which heater number corresponds to which published band, and which numbers appear on this equipment. We are not going to look at a motor nameplate and tell you what to fit.

What to send with your request

Motor nameplate first. Everything else follows from it.

• The motor full load current from the motor nameplate, as printed
• The heater number currently fitted, if it is legible
• The starter and the overload relay the heaters go into
• How many you need, remembering that a three phase starter takes three
• The condition you can accept and your need-by date

We do not need a purchase order to answer an identification question. Send the number and the photograph and we will tell you what we can establish.

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