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Date Posted: 20:08 04/19/11 Tue
Author: Howard Soli
Subject: Motor Circuit Protector

I'm sure there are others, so far I've only seen the Cutler-Hammer HCMP version. It looks like a normal, molded-case circuit breaker. It only offers short circuit protection. They call it a motor circuit protector. As far as I can tell, it's only "suitable for use" in a starter bucket.
Is it okay to use the customary conductor sizing rules with such a product?
I know that I'm getting rusty over here in Minnesota but this really doesn't sit right in my gut.
Are any of you folks familiar with these things?

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