process heater wire diagrams.pdf
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Process Heaters with Two and Three ElementTRANSCRIPT
190 Detroit Street • Cary, Illinois 60013 • Phone: 847-639-5600 • Fax: 847-639-2199 • Web: www.durexindustries.com • TOLL FREE: 800-762-3468
PROCESS HEATER WIRING DIAGRAMSTYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS WITHOUT THERMOSTATS
L1 L2
Single-Phase - Series Connection
Element Voltage
Equals
One Half-Line Voltage
L1 Single-Phase - Parallel Connection
Element Voltage
Equals
Full Line VoltageL2
Process Heaters with Two Elements
Process Heaters with Three Elements
L2
L2
L2
L2
L2
L2
L1
L1 L1
L1
L1
L1Single Phase
Single Phase
L3
L3
L3L3
Three Phase Delta
Three Phase Delta
Three Phase Wye
Three Phase Wye
Standard process style heaters with three elements are factory wired for three-phasedelta. They can be rewired for single-phase operation with no wattage change. Wattage can be reducedto one third of the designed wattage by switching from three-phase delta to Wye connection.
Note: Dual-Voltage heaters are factory wired for the highestvoltage (series connection) unless otherwise speci�ed.Easily rewired for lower voltage operation (parallel connection).
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190 Detroit Street • Cary, Illinois 60013 • Phone: 847-639-5600 • Fax: 847-639-2199 • Web: www.durexindustries.com • TOLL FREE: 800-762-3468
PROCESS HEATER WIRE DIAGRAMSTYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR HEATERS WITH THERMOSTATS
When Heater Amperage Does Not Exceed the Amperage of the Thermostat
L1
L2
Fused Disconnect
Heater
ThermostatSPST
L1
L2
L3
Fused Disconnect
ThermostatDPST
Heaters
120V Single-Phase Heater Three-Phase Heater
When Heater Amperage Exceeds the Amperage of the Thermostat
L1
L2
Fused Disconnect
Heater
ThermostatSPST
Magnetic Contactor
L1
L2
L3
Fused Disconnect
ThermostatDPST
Heaters
Magnetic Contactor
Fuses
Any Voltage Single-Phase Heater Three-Phase Heater
Use a Double Pole-Single Throw (DPST) thermostat wired in series with the holding coil of a magnetic contractor or mercury relay (pilot dury).
Use a Single Pole-Single Throw (SPST) thermostat wired in series with the holding coil of a magnetic contractor or mercury relay (pilot duty).
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