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<blockquote data-quote="roys" data-source="post: 307442" data-attributes="member: 5044"><p>Not done the AM2 so can't answer your questions exactly, however I don't imagine you will be expected to do injection testing of overloads for the motor so I would have thought it would be just a case of checking the name plate details of the motor for the FLC (full load current) and set the overload to that, the overload units usually have a dial on them with a wee arrow that you simply line up with the current setting, so if the FLC of the motor is 5A then set the overload at 5A.</p><p></p><p>Good luck and hopefully someone will be along that has done an AM2 can give you a more exact answer or correct what I have said.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="roys, post: 307442, member: 5044"] Not done the AM2 so can't answer your questions exactly, however I don't imagine you will be expected to do injection testing of overloads for the motor so I would have thought it would be just a case of checking the name plate details of the motor for the FLC (full load current) and set the overload to that, the overload units usually have a dial on them with a wee arrow that you simply line up with the current setting, so if the FLC of the motor is 5A then set the overload at 5A. Good luck and hopefully someone will be along that has done an AM2 can give you a more exact answer or correct what I have said. [/QUOTE]
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