Description
The Schneider Electric ATS22C14Q is a digital soft starter from the Altistart 22 product line. It is engineered for controlled, smooth starting and stopping of three-phase asynchronous motors, reducing mechanical stress on drives and minimizing current spikes on the power distribution network.
Commercial and Logistics Status
| Parameter | Value |
| Condition | Factory Sealed / New Surplus (Verify specific unit availability upon inquiry) |
| Availability | Subject to current inventory status |
| Standard Lead Time | 3 to 5 business days for domestic shipping; international delivery times vary |
| Warranty | 12 months standard replacement warranty |
| Pricing Note | Price subject to market conditions; contact us for a firm quote |
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
| Product Family | Altistart 22 (ATS22) |
| Catalog / Part Number | ATS22C14Q |
| Rated Current (I_e) | 140 A |
| Line Voltage | 230 to 440 V AC (−15% to +10%), 3-phase |
| Motor Power Rating | 37 kW at 230 V / 75 kW at 400 to 440 V |
| Control Circuit Voltage | 230 V AC (−15% to +10%, 50/60 Hz) |
| Built-in Bypass | Integrated bypass contactor (reduces thermal losses during running state) |
| Communication Port | Modbus serial link (RJ45 connector) |
| Operating Temperature | −10 to +40°C (without derating; up to +60°C with current derating) |
| Enclosure Protection | IP20 |
| Certifications | CE, cULus, CCC, GOST, C-Tick (verify with OEM datasheet for specific revision certificates) |
Engineering and Field Integration Notes
When deploying the ATS22C14Q soft starter in industrial motor control centers (MCCs), proper sizing and thermal management are critical for reliable operation.
Integration Guidelines
- Torque Control: The built-in torque control (Torsional Vibration Control) algorithm manages motor acceleration and deceleration curves, preventing fluid hammer in centrifugal pump applications.
- Bypass Configuration: Because the ATS22 features an internal bypass relay, ensure that external thermal overload protection matches application requirements, and avoid exceeding standard maximum start cycles (typically up to 10 starts per hour under rated conditions).
- Harmonic and EMC Compliance: Install input line reactors or interposing filters if operating in environments with high electrical noise or unstable line voltages. Maintain proper cabinet ventilation to dissipate heat generated by internal semi-conductors during acceleration ramps.
