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What are Anti Condensation Heaters (ACH)?

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Anti Condensation Heaters (or ACH) are heating devices used to protect electric motors against condensation when motors are installed in damp or wet conditions or conditions where condensation may occur. ACH must be energised when the motor is not running and de-energised when the motor is running.

ACH are not fitted as standard, but are available as a additional retro fit option by request.

A separate terminal block is usually provided for the heater connections.

Usually the rated voltage is either 110Vac or 230Vac.

Total power is not normally critical and standard ACH units may be fitted on industrial motors over a wide range of supply voltages.

220V Heater bands (wire colour orange)

Motor Frame
Size
Type Length
(mm)
Watts Resistance 
(min-max Ω)
80 00b 203 8 5200-6655
90 0b 305 25 1670-2110
100 1b 432 26 1615-2008
112 2b 686 21 2059-2555
132-160 3b 686 40 1110-1299
180-200 4b 762 26 1671-1972
225-250 5b 1016 42 1075-1256
280 7b 1473 65 710-792
315 8b 1702 99 444-520

 

110V Heater bands (wire colour black)

Motor Frame
Size
Type Length
(mm)
Watts Resistance
(min-max Ω)
80 00a 203 8 1360-1663
90 0a 305 22 478-582
100 1a 432 27 407-488
112 2a 686 21 530-621
132-160 3a 686 40 275-325
180-200 4a 762 25 455-505
225-250 5a 1016 39 284-336
280 7a 1473 67 172-192
315 8a 1702 103 109-122

 

For motors not having the provision of space heaters, 24 V dc supply can be applied between any two terminals.

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