<p>When it comes to ensuring reliable motor protection in industrial and commercial settings, a Manual Motor Starter is an essential component. This particular model offers robust performance with a rated voltage of 690 VAC and a rated current of 2.5 A, making it suitable for various applications requiring precise control and protection.</p><p>The device&#39;s power loss stands at 5.4 W, which is quite efficient for its class. It features a rated insulation voltage of 690 V, providing optimal safety and reliability under standard operating conditions. The rotary handle actuator type allows for straightforward manual operation, while the turn button control element ensures ease of use during setup or adjustments.</p><p>Designed with user convenience in mind, this manual motor starter includes screw terminals that facilitate secure electrical connections. The recommended tightening torque ranges from 0.8 to 1.2 N-m, ensuring stable installation without risk of loosening over time.</p><p>In terms of durability and protection, the unit boasts an IP20 degree of protection—adequate for environments where physical contact with live parts must be prevented but no special moisture or dust resistance is required. Measuring at a compact width of 45 mm, height of 90 mm, and depth of 86.75 mm, it fits well into standard panel spaces without occupying excessive room.</p><p>This starter operates efficiently across a wide temperature range from -50 to 80 degrees Celsius—ideal for diverse Australian climates or extreme operational settings—and supports motors up to a rated power of 0.75 kW.</p><p>Safety features are paramount; hence this model has been engineered with a breaking capacity of up to 100 kA and can handle short circuit currents up to 31.3 A—providing peace-of-mind against unexpected electrical faults.</p><p>Engineered for longevity, the product offers an impressive electrical durability rating capable of handling up to 50,000 cycles—a testament to its resilience in demanding applications over extended periods.</p><p>For flexibility in application requirements, the current setting range spans from 1.60-2.5 A while offering overload release current setting at precisely 1.6 A—allowing users fine-tuned control according to specific load demands.</p><p>The thermomagnetic switching type further enhances its protective capabilities by combining thermal overload protection with magnetic short-circuit protection—a dual safeguard approach that ensures both immediate response during fault conditions and sustained performance under normal loads.</p>