Use this starting torque controller from Rockwell Automation to reduce shock impacts as you energize a line phase. Its single-phase unit is fully solid-state and runs on motor full-load current without a bypass. The housing is made of PA66 nylon, which is resistant to abrasion and heat, so can withstand harsh conditions. A current rating of 16A makes this a suitable option to support high-powered connections. It provides reliable and secure insulation for voltages up to 600V to prevent damage to equipment. An LED indicator shows the device's operational status by signalling green while on and orange when off for easy monitoring.

• Panel or DIN rail mounting to best suit your application
• IP20-rated, meaning it's touch-proof and protected from objects larger than 12mm
• Flexible connection accessory for two-component and three-component systems
• Able to withstand up to 2g of impact for optimal shock resistance
• Power rated at 1.1kW for high current loads

• UL 94 V0
• c-UL-us
• CE
• IEC

The Rockwell Automation bulletin 154 starting torque controller (STC) is fully solid state, it does not come equipped with a bypass, and one is not required. The controller is designed to run on full load motor current. It is designed to reduce system shock that is typically seen when directly starting on line voltage. The STC is rated for 240V AC single-phase motor up to 16 A

Fully solid-state
Operating Temperature -40°C to 60 °C

This starting torque controller has a wide operating temperature range between -40ºC and +60ºC, so can be used safely in demanding industrial environments.