A200M5CAC - Eaton Magnetic Starter

A200M5CAC - Eaton Magnetic Starter

If you're running big equipment, you need control gear that won't let you down. The Eaton A200M5CAC magnetic starter is built precisely for that—rugged, high-powered, and ready to handle serious industrial workloads. Designed as part of Eaton's well-known A200 series, this non-reversing, three-phase motor starter is rated for a hefty 270 amps and supports motors up to 200 horsepower at 480V or 600V. Whether you're managing a manufacturing line or powering a large machine, this unit gives you the control and dependability your operation demands.

Its dual coil voltage setup (120V/60 Hz or 110V/50 Hz) makes it easy to fit into a wide range of systems, and the separate control wiring keeps things clean and safe. You get straightforward installation, strong performance, and a name you can trust.

Key Features and Benefits

• Built for Big Jobs: Handles motors up to 200 HP at higher voltages—ideal for heavy-duty applications.
• Flexible Coil Voltage: Compatible with both 120V/60 Hz and 110V/50 Hz systems.
• Separate Control Wiring: Keeps control circuits out of the power path for safer and neater installations.
• Proven Performance: Part of Eaton's A200 series—known for long-term reliability in industrial environments.

Technical Specs

• Starter Type: Non-reversing magnetic
• Phase: Three-phase
• Coil Voltage: 120V/60 Hz or 110V/50 Hz
• Amperage: 270 amps
• Horsepower:
  • 75 HP @ 208V
  • 100 HP @ 240V
  • 200 HP @ 480V/600V
• Size: NEMA Size 5
• Dimensions: 7.75″ L × 12″ W × 7.22″ H
• Weight: 25 lbs

Certifications and Compliance

• Industry Standards: This starter meets both UL and CSA standards, ensuring it's built for safety and compliance in professional settings.
• Proven Quality: Eaton backs their hardware with strong engineering, and this model fits right into that legacy.

Where It Works Best

• The Eaton A200M5CAC is right at home in facilities where reliability isn't optional—think large manufacturing plants, food or chemical processing centers, or infrastructure systems that need consistent uptime. If you've got high-power equipment running around the clock, this is the kind of motor control you can count on to keep things moving.