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Eaton RAMO-D02AI1S-C320S1 (Part No. 153450 variant) Decentralized Motor Starter

Original price was: $3,455.00.Current price is: $3,288.00.

Parameter Value
Manufacturer Eaton
Product / Model RAMO-D02AI1S-C320S1 (RAMO Series)
Device Type Decentralized Electronic Direct-on-Line (DOL) Motor Starter
Rated Operational Voltage 400 V AC, 3-phase (50 / 60 Hz)
Rated Operational Current Typically up to 2.0 A (exact range dependent on model suffix; verify with OEM datasheet)
Control Voltage 24 V DC (internal logic and safe control inputs)
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Description

The Eaton RAMO-D02AI1S-C320S1 is a compact, decentralized direct-on-line (DOL) electronic motor starter designed for machine-mount applications without requiring a central control cabinet. It integrates switching, protection, and local diagnostic intelligence into a robust IP65 enclosure for distributed automation architectures.

Procurement and Availability Status

  • Condition: New Surplus / Factory Sealed (verify exact revision lot upon inquiry)
  • Standard Lead Time: 3 to 5 business days for stock items; 2 to 4 weeks for factory allocation
  • Warranty: 12-month standard replacement warranty
  • Pricing Note: Listed price is indicative and subject to market conditions. Contact our sales desk for a firm, project-specific quotation.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Manufacturer Eaton
Product / Model RAMO-D02AI1S-C320S1 (RAMO Series)
Device Type Decentralized Electronic Direct-on-Line (DOL) Motor Starter
Rated Operational Voltage 400 V AC, 3-phase (50 / 60 Hz)
Rated Operational Current Typically up to 2.0 A (exact range dependent on model suffix; verify with OEM datasheet)
Control Voltage 24 V DC (internal logic and safe control inputs)
Communication Interface AS-Interface / SmartWire-DT or standard fieldbus profile (verify network variant)
Enclosure Protection IP65 / NEMA 4X (suitable for direct machine mounting in harsh factory zones)
Operating Temperature -10 to +55°C
Short-Circuit Protection Integrated electronic short-circuit and overload trip protection
Compliance Standards IEC/EN 60947-4-1, CE, cULus

Engineering and Integration Notes

Decentralized starters like the RAMO series minimize main cable runs by moving motor control directly to the machine frame close to the actuator.

  • Addressing and Communication: When replacing a unit on an active SmartWire-DT or AS-Interface network, ensure the hardware address configuration matches the original node setting to prevent bus configuration faults.
  • Thermal Derating: Ensure adequate airflow around the heatsink housing if mounted inside confined machine cavities. Operating near the upper thermal limit (+55°C) without clearance will trigger internal electronic thermal protection.
  • Power Distribution: Verify that the incoming 400 V AC main feed and 24 V DC auxiliary control power connectors are torqued to specification to prevent high-resistance contact heating under full motor load.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between the C320S1 and C320V1 variants?

A: Suffix variations typically denote specific internal firmware revisions, factory pre-parameterized profiles, or communication interface options (such as SmartWire-DT node addressing protocol variations). Always verify the exact suffix against your existing wiring schematic.

Q: Is manual local control supported on this unit?

A: RAMO units can include local diagnostic LEDs and optional manual override or service switches depending on the exact build variant. Verify the faceplate layout configuration with a datasheet check prior to ordering.

Q: Can this starter handle frequent inching or jogging operations?

A: Electronic DOL starters handle standard switching cycles well, but high-frequency jogging can cause internal semiconductor junction overheating. Ensure your duty cycle parameters align with IEC utilization category AC-53a.