Magnetic Contactor & OCR (HiMC, HiTH)

Reliability
The HiMC Magnetic Contactor series employs a modular design which

allows quick and simple mounting of auxiliary contact blocks, timers,
mechanical latching blocks, etc.
HiMC provides convenience, economic benefit and high reliability.
Solution
Superior design for industrial applications such as motor control centers,
the HiMC contactor is appropriate to various control systems, and favored
by shipyard and power plant; where high reliability and performance are
the criteria.
We build a better future!
Significantly Extended Life
Strong
Noise Free
Silence
Compact Design
Small
CONTENTS
Ordering Information 06
HLB2 & HOKZE 29
HiMP 48
HiMC 10
Accessory 31
HME 73
HiTH 22
HiMS Diagram 34
HMX & HMT 27
HiMS Drawing 36
Hi Series
HiMC 9 ~ HiMC 50
Small Frame Size Contactor
The electrical and mechanical life of HiMC has been significantly
extended.
New materials prevent any generation of corroded substances,
and the core enables noise-free status with the help of special
anti-rust oil treatment.
Quick and Easy Disassembly
Various accessories can be attached easily.

Terminal wiring is designed to meet IEC 60529 and protection
degree of IP 20.
By using clips, HiMCs coil can be replaced easily and its
frequency is available in both 50 Hz and 60 Hz.
Fast and Easy Coil Change
HiMC 65 ~ HiMC 800
Large Frame Size Contactor
The electrical and mechanical life of HiMC has been
significantly extended. The optimized design of the arc chamber

minimizes contact erosion.
HiMC contactor maintains noise-free operation through the
DC-control method.
HiMC contactor is available in both AC/DC and 50 Hz / 60 Hz
with an electronic circuit which enables operation through

severe voltage drop.
HiMC contactors can be used in various environments by
adopting special plastic(CTI/600 V) which has heat & waterproof

charateristics.
By adopting a cassette unit, the coil assembly can be replaced
conveniently.
As the cover of HiMC contactor can be easily opened,
maintenance is very convenient.

Two auxiliary contact blocks of 1NO+1NC can be attached to
each side of HiMC, allowing auxiliary contacts to be added up to

4NO+4NC.
Easy Coil Change
Easy Contacts Inspection
Variety of Installation
Hyundai innovative Magnetic Contactor / Thermal Overload Relay

HiMC
HMX & HMT
HiTH
HiMP & HME
HiTH 40H
HiTH 130K80
HMT
HME
HMX
HiMP
Qualified Standards & Approvals

Standards
- KS C4504
- IEC 60947
- EN 60947
- UL 508
- BS 47794, BS 5424, BS 4941
- VDE 0660
- Det Norske Veritas
- JISC 8328, JEM 1038
Approvals
- UL /
..
- CE (Community European / TUV Rheinland)
- ISO 18001, 14001, 9001
TYPE
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
HiMC 40
HiMC 50
HiMC 65
HiMC 80
HiMC 90
HiMC 110
HiMC 130
HiMC 150
HiMC 180
HiMC 220
HiMC 260
HiMC 300
HiMC 400
HiMC 500
HiMC 630
HiMC 800
CE
UL
CSA
KR
LR
ABS
BV
NK
TYPE
HMX
HMT
HiTH 22K(H)
HiTH 40K(H)
HiTH 50K(H)
HiTH 90K(H)
HiTH 130K(H)
HiTH 220K(H)
HiTH 300K(H)
HiTH 500K(H)
HiTH 800K(H)
HiAB
HiAC
HiAL
HiAR
CE
UL
CSA
KR
available testing N/A
LR
ABS
BV
NK
Ordering Information
Magnetic Contactor
HiMC
22
Rated Current(440VAC)
Type Current Type Current
22
W AC Control
2 Number of NO
G DC Control
9A
110
110 A
12
12 A
130
130 A
18
18 A
150
150 A
Free voltage type

is available from
HiMC 65 to 800
22
22 A
180
180 A
32
32 A
220
220 A
40
40 A
260
260 A
50
50 A
300
300 A
65
65 A
400
400 A
80
80 A
500
500 A
90
90 A
630
630 A
800
800 A
/ 220
2 Number of NC
Safety Cover
Blank
Without With
Cover Cover
Free Voltage
Operational
Voltage
Blank
W AC 24~600 V
60 Hz
50 Hz
G DC 24~250 V
F AC/DC 220, 440 V
Please refer to the
Technical Data,
page 14 & 15
Thermal Overload Relay
HiTH
Hyundai
innovative
THermal
overload
relay
22
Type
Applied MC
22
HiMC 9~22
40
HiMC 32~40
50
HiMC 50
90
HiMC 65~90
130
HiMC 110~130
220
HiMC 150~220
300
HiMC 260~300
500
HiMC 400~500
800
HiMC 630~800
22
Type
H
2 Element
(Option)
3 Element
(Standard)
Rated Current
Name
Please refer to the
Technical Data
page 24 & 25
S
Safety Cover
Blank
S
Without
Cover
With
Cover
Separate Mounting Unit for HiTH
Control Relay
/ 220
HMX
22
Control Relay
Number of Contacts
AC: HMX
DC: HMT
22
31
2a 2b 3a 1b
40
4a
Operational
Voltage
AC 24~600 V
22
HiTHMB
Blank
60 Hz
50 Hz
Type
Applied
TOR
22
HiTH22
40
HiTH40
50
HiTH50
90
HiTH90
DC 24~250 V
Mechanical Interlock Unit
HiTL
Application M.C
HAB
Mounting
Side
HiAB
Top
HiMC 9~50
HiMC 65~130
HiAL 11
Left
HiMC 9~22
200
HiMC 150~200
HiAC
Top
HMX, HMT
300
HiMC 260~300
HiAL 5S
Left
HiMC 400~800
HiAR 6S
Right
40
HiMC 9~40
Interlock Unit
50
HiMC 50
130
800
Without
Cover
With
Cover
22
Type
Mechanical
Safety Cover
Blank
S
Aux. Contact Block
50
Type
Application
M/C
Number
of
NO
Number
of
NC
HiMC 65~130
Left
Right
HiMC 150~800
Hi Series
HiAL 7S
HiAR 8S
07
Ordering Information
Digital Motor Protection Relay / Deluxe Type
HiMP-D
Hyundai innovative
Motor Protection
Deluxe type
Separate Connection Cable

Specification
06
Rated Current
Setting Range
Connecting
Method
Option
Control
Voltage
06
0.5~6 A
T Tunnel Type
Standard
220
60
5~60 A
S Screw Type
Earth Leakage Protection
110
AC 110 V
Short Circuit Protection
ETC
Display Bracket
ZCT
Inner
Ratio of zero
Diameter(mm) phase current
Length(m)
Order No.
Specification
HiMP - CBL 1
1.0
HiMP - Bracket
HiMP - ZCT 30
30
HiMP - CBL 1.5
1.5
HiMP - ZCT 50
50
HiMP - CBL 2
2.0
HiMP - ZCT 65
65
HiMP - CBL 4
4.0
HiMP - ZCT 80
80
HiMP - ZCT 100
100
HiMP - ZCT 120
120
200 mA/100 mV
Electronic Motor Protection Relay
HME
220
H
S
Tunnel
(DefiniteTime Delay)
E
H
06
Rated Current Setting Range
220
Control Voltage
05
0.5~6.5
220
AC 220 V
Screw or Tunnel
30
3~30
110
AC 110 V
Pin
60
5.0~60
ETC
AC 220 V
Digital Motor Protection Relay / Standard Type
HiMP
22
H
Number of CT
Hyundai
innovative
Motor
Protection
Relay
Wiring Method
Characteristics
2CT
T Tunnel Type
Definite
3CT
S Screw Type
Inverse
Inverse+
Reverse Phase
Pin Type
Tunnel Type
Screw Type
Pin Type
Safety Cover
Control Voltage
Without With
Cover Cover
Characteristics
HiMC 9~22
HiMC 32~40
HiMC 32~50
HiMC 9~22
HiMC 32~40
HiMC 50
/ 220
S
Blank
Wiring Method Frame Applied MC

22
40
50
22
40
50
03
110
110VAC
220
220VAC
ETC
Current Rated Current

Name Setting Range
03
0.3~3 A
22
2.2~22 A
40
4~40 A
50
5~50 A
01
0.3~1.5 A
Definite
Inverse
05
1~5 A
22
4.4~22 A
40
8~40 A
50
10~50 A
Accessories for Digital Motor Protection Relay

35mm Din-Rail Bracket
HiMP
Terminal Block
Rail
HiMP
35mm Din-Rail Bracket
TB
22
Terminal Block
Application
Standard
Type
Deluxe
Type
Outer CT
300
Current Transformer
CT Ratio
CT Number of CT
80 : 5
130
130 : 5
180
180 : 5
220
220 : 5
300
300 : 5
400
400 : 5
500
500 : 5
630
630 : 5
800
800 : 5
Standard
Type
Deluxe
Type
50
40/50AF
60
06/60AF
2CT
3CT
3CT
09
CT
080
22AF
Hi Series
HiMP
22
HiMC
Technical Data of Contactors

TYPE
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
HiMC 40
HiMC 50
HiMC 65
HiMC 80
Rated Insulation Voltage
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
750
Rated Operational Voltage
690
690
690
690
690
690
690
690
690
AC1(Ith)
20
20
25
32
50
50
70
100
110
2.2/10
3.7/13
4.5/18
5.5/22
7.5/32
11/40
15/50
18.5/70
22/80
4/9
5.5/12
7.5/18
11/22
15/32
18.5/40
22/50
30/65
37/80
4/7
7.5/12
8.5/15
15/22
18.5/28
22/32
30/45
37/60
45/64
660~690 V
5.5/7
7.5/9
7.5/9
15/18
18.5/22
22/26
25/31
37/44
45/52
1000 V
200 V
10
10
15
20
25
230 V
7.5
10
10
15
20
30
460 V
7.5
10
15
20
30
40
50
60
575 V
7.5
10
15
20
25
30
40
50
60
200~240 V
11
15
18
22
25
35
50
55
200~240 V
380~440 V
500~550 V
IEC 60947
AC3
AC4
kW/A
HP
13
17
24
32
47
52
Electrical(AC3) x1,000
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Mechanical x1,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
380~440 V
Lifetime
Operating Times
AC/DC
Closing
ms
15~25
15~25
14~25
50~65
Opening
ms
4~15
4~15
4~15
25~90
Operating Frequency per hour(AC3) times
AC
Making Capacity
AC
Breaking Capacity
220 VAC
480 VAC
220 VAC
480 VAC
UL508
Continuous Current
100~120 V
Max. HP
220~240 V
220~240 V
440~480 V
NEMA
230 V
Max. HP
200 V
230 V
1000
1000
1000
750
750
750
450
450
100
130
180
220
320
400
500
700
800
90
120
180
220
320
400
500
650
800
80
104
144
176
256
320
400
560
640
72
96
144
176
256
320
400
520
640
20
20
25
32
45
50
65
80
90
1-Ph
HP/A
0.5/9.8
0.5/9.8
1/16
1.5/20
2/24
2/24
3/34
1/8
1/8
3/17
3/17
5/28
5/28
7.5/40
3-Ph
HP/A
2/6.8
3/9.6
5/15.2
5/15.2
10/28
10/28
15/42
20/54
25/68
5/7.6
5/7.6
10/14
10/14
20/27
20/27
30/40
50/52
60/65
Size
115 V
1000
1-Ph
HP
3-Ph
HP
460/575 V
00
0.33
7.5
1.5
7.5
10
1.5
7.5
15
10
25
Auxiliary Contact
W(AC)
G(DC)
Kg
1a1b
1a1b
1a1b
1a1b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
0.37
0.37
0.37
0.37
0.47
0.47
0.74
2.1
2.1
0.68
0.68
0.68
0.68
0.77
0.77
0.77
2.15
2.15
2.23
2.23
F(A/DC)
Screw
Screw & DIN-Rail
Mounting Method
Weight
The auxiliary contact for DC above HiMC 50 is 2a1b.
AC making and AC breaking capacity are 50 operations.
2a2b
2a2b
HiMC 90
HiMC 110 HiMC 130 HiMC 150 HiMC 180 HiMC 220 HiMC 260 HiMC 300 HiMC 400 HiMC 500 HiMC 630 HiMC 800
750
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
690
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
135
150
160
200
230
260
300
350
450
550
750
900
25/90
30/110
37/130
45/150
55/180
63/220
75/260
90/300
125/400
140/500
190/630
220/800
45/90
55/110
65/130
75/150
90/180
110/220
132/260
160/300
220/400
250/500
330/630
440/800
50/80
60/110
70/120
90/140
110/180
132/200
150/220
160/273
220/350
300/426
330/500
500/720
50/60
55/65
60/70
90/100
110/120
132/150
160/173
200/220
250/300
335/360
400/412
500/630
65/50
75/54
90/66
110/78
132/96
160/113
200/141
250/178
275/192
300/213
400/284
30
30
40
40
50
60
75
100
125
150
200
250
30
40
40
50
60
75
75
100
150
200
250
300
60
75
100
100
125
150
200
200
300
400
500
600
75
100
100
125
150
200
200
250
350
400
500
600
65
80
90
125
150
180
200
220
300
350
400
630
62
75
90
110
150
180
200
220
300
350
400
630
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
500
500
500
10,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
50~65
55~65
50~55
55~65
55~65
55~65
25~90
55~65
42~55
45~65
45~65
45~65
450
450
450
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
900
1100
1300
1500
1800
2200
2600
3000
4000
5000
6300
8000
900
1100
1300
1500
1800
2200
2600
3000
4000
5000
6300
8000
720
880
1040
1200
1440
1760
2080
2400
3200
4000
5040
6400
720
880
1040
1200
1440
1760
2080
2400
3200
4000
5040
6400
100
150
160
200
230
260
300
350
450
550
750
900
30/80
30/80
40/104
50/130
60/154
75/192
75/192
100/248
125/312
150/360
250/480
300/720
60/65
60/77
75/96
100/124
125/156
150/180
150/180
200/240
250/302
250/302
7.5
15
25
40
75
150
30
50
100
200
300
50
100
200
400
600
Screw
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2a2b
2.1
2.95
2.95
5.45
5.45
5.45
7.05
7.05
14.50
14.50
26.55
26.55
2.15
3.0
3.0
5.60
5.60
5.60
7.20
7.20
14.50
14.50
26.55
26.55
2.23
3.23
3.23
5.67
5.67
5.67
7.40
7.40
14.60
14.60
27.55
27.55
11
600/708
Hi Series
500/477
HiMC

Inching & Plugging Duty (AC-4 Duty)
Operational
Voltage
Ratio of
Inching
Electrical lifetime
(million)
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
5
10%
220 V
50%
Inching
100%
10%
440 V
50%
Plugging
100%
220 V
100%
440 V
- Ratio of Inching(%) =
kW
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
HiMC 40
HiMC 50
HiMC 65
HiMC 80
1.5
1
1
0.5
0.75
0.3
2.2
1.5
1.5
0.75
1.1
0.5
0.75
0.2
0.75
0.2
2.7
1.5
1.5
0.75
1.1
0.5
4
2.2
3.7
1.5
2.2
1.1
0.75
0.4
1
0.4
3.7
2.7
2.7
1.1
1.5
0.75
4
3.7
4
2.2
3.7
1.5
1.5
0.5
2.2
0.75
4
3.7
3.7
1.5
2.5
1.1
7.5
7.5
7.5
3.7
5.5
2.2
2.2
0.75
3.7
1.5
5.5
4.5
4.5
2.2
4.5
1.8
11
9
9
4.5
7.5
3.7
2.5
1.1
4.5
2.2
7.5
5.5
5.5
3.7
4.5
2.7
15
11
11
5.5
11
3.7
3.7
1.5
4.5
2.2
11
7.5
7.5
3.7
5.5
3.7
22
15
15
7.5
15
5.5
5.5
2.2
7.5
3.7
15
11
11
5.5
7.5
4
30
22
22
11
15
7.5
7.5
3
11
5.5
18.5
15
15
7.5
9
4
37
30
30
15
15
7.5
9
3.7
15
5.5
HiMC 50
50
40
35
15
45
25
15
3.5
50
50
50
40
50
35
30
12
-
HiMC 65
65
65
65
50
45
25
15
3.5
65
65
65
50
50
35
30
12
-
HiMC 80
75
65
50
20
65
40
20
5
75
75
75
55
80
60
50
20
-
Inching Operations
Standard Operations + Inching Operations
100
- The inching limit of making & breaking frequency is below the continuous 10 operations based on 1 operation per 1 second.
Rated Operational Current for DC-loads.

Connection
Application
2 Poles Series
DC-1 duty
(L/R1ms)
DC-3, DC-5 duty

(L/R15ms)
DC-13 duty
(L/R40ms)
3 Poles Series
DC-1 duty
(L/R1ms)
DC-3, DC-5 duty

(L/R15ms)
DC-13 duty
(L/R40ms)
Operational
Voltage
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
HiMC 9
10
10
6
3
8
4
2.5
0.8
8
4
2
0.3
10
10
8
8
8
6
4
2
8
6
3
0.8
HiMC 12
12
12
10
7
12
6
4
1.2
12
6
3
0.5
12
12
12
12
12
10
8
4
12
10
5
2
HiMC 18
18
18
13
8
12
6
4
1.2
12
6
3
0.5
18
18
18
18
12
10
8
4
12
10
5
2
HiMC 22
20
20
15
10
20
15
8
2
20
12
3
1.2
20
20
20
20
20
20
15
8
20
15
10
4
HiMC 32
25
25
25
12
25
20
10
3
25
15
4
1.2
25
25
25
22
25
25
20
10
25
25
12
4
HiMC 40
35
35
25
12
35
20
10
3
35
15
4
1.2
35
35
35
30
35
30
20
10
35
25
12
4
- DC-1 duty is applied to resistance load and DC-13 duty is applied to inductive coil load (IEC 60947).
- DC-3 duty is applied to starting or inching of shunt motors and DC-5 duty is applied to starting or inching of series motors (IEC 60947).
- DC-3 and DC-5 duty of making & breaking capacity is 4 times to above table and its operation is fifty times.
- Electrical lifetime is up to 500 thousand when the frequency is below than 100 operations per a hour.
HiMC 90
19
15
15
7.5
11
5.5
37
30
30
15
22
11
9
3.7
18.5
7.5
25
15
19
9
11
5.5
50
37
37
18.5
25
13
11
4.5
22
11
30
22
22
9
15
7.5
60
45
45
22
30
15
15
5.5
30
15
37
25
30
11
19
9
75
55
55
30
45
22
19
7.5
37
19
45
30
37
15
25
11
90
75
75
37
55
25
22
11
45
22
55
37
45
19
30
15
110
90
90
37
60
30
25
13
45
25
65
45
50
22
32
17
132
110
110
42
65
32
30
15
49
26
75
50
55
25
37
22
150
125
132
50
75
37
37
18.5
55
30
110
65
75
30
45
25
200
132
150
75
110
55
45
22
75
37
132
70
80
32
50
30
250
140
167
80
120
63
50
25
90
40
160
75
90
37
55
37
300
150
190
90
132
75
55
30
110
45
200
132
150
45
75
45
400
190
220
110
160
90
75
37
150
75
13
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
120
100
800
630
300
240
240
220
180
180
120
100
100
800
630
220
200
200
180
150
150
100
80
80
800
630
220
200
200
180
150
150
100
50
50
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
120
100
630
630
260
200
200
180
150
150
100
60
60
630
630
180
150
150
130
120
120
80
40
40
630
630
130
90
90
80
80
80
60
30
30
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
120
100
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
120
100
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
100
100
800
630
400
300
300
260
220
180
150
80
80
800
630
500
400
300
260
220
180
150
120
100
630
630
400
280
280
260
220
180
130
90
90
630
630
260
200
200
180
150
150
120
80
80
630
630
180
150
150
130
100
100
80
50
50
-
Hi Series
HiMC 90
80
65
50
20
65
40
20
5
80
80
80
60
80
60
50
20
-
HiMC
Operation Time Electrical Power Consumption
Characteristics of Coil
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
HiMC 40
HiMC 50
HiMC 65
AC
(220V/60Hz)
Inrush
VA
60
60
60
60
60
60
140
180
180
Sealed
VA/W
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
16/5
6.7/3.3
6.7/3.3
AC
(110V/60Hz)
Inrush
VA
60
60
60
60
60
60
140
100
100
Sealed
VA/W
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
14/2.9
16/5
2.7/1.6
2.7/1.6
Inrush
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
100
91
91
Sealed
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
14
1.7
1.7
AC
15~25
15~25
15~25
15~25
15~25
15~25
14~25
50~65
50~65
DC
50~65
50~65
AC
4~15
4~15
4~15
4~15
4~15
4~15
5~15
25~90
25~90
DC
25~90
25~90
50
50
50
50
50
50
100
100
100
DC
Making Coil ON
Main Contact ON
Making Coil OFF
Main Contact
OFF
ms
Min. Control Transformer Capacity
Coil Ratings
Application
HiMC
9 ~ 50
VA
AC Operational
Voltage (60 Hz)
AC Operational
Voltage (50 Hz)
DC Operational
Voltage
24
22
12
48
42
24
110
48
48
120
100
60
208
110
80
220
220
100
240
240
110
380
380
125
440
400
200
460
415
220
480
440
250
575
500
600
550
If none-rated voltage is applied to the coil for long time, the lifetime of the contactor can be reduced.
HiMC 80
Note
1) The rated voltage shall be applied to the contactor

coll.
2) The coil can operate correctly during short period
even at 85~110% of the rated voltage, when it is
saturated at 40 on the rated voltage and
frequency.
3) If none-rated voltage is applied to the coil
continuously, it is apt to be deteriorated in electrical
insulation and mechanical operation.
4) Different voltage range shall be informed in
advance.
HiMC 90
180
290
290
360
360
360
380
380
1700
1700
1700
1700
6.7/3.3
7.4/3.8
7.4/3.8
9.3/5.8
9.3/5.8
9.3/5.8
9.3/5.8
9.3/5.8
14.7/7.2
14.7/7.2
17.1/10.6
17.1/10.6
100
180
180
240
240
240
250
250
800
800
850
850
2.7/1.6
3.3/2.1
3.3/2.1
6.4/4.4
6.4/4.4
6.4/4.4
6.4/4.4
6.4/4.4
10/5.2
10/5.2
10.5/8
10.5/8
91
193
193
234
234
234
234
234
850
850
850
850
1.7
2.3
2.3
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
3.4
5.9
5.9
9.5
9.5
50~65
55~65
55~65
50~55
50~55
50~55
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
50~65
55~65
55~65
50~55
50~55
50~55
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
55~65
25~90
40~90
40~90
42~55
42~55
42~55
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
25~90
40~90
40~90
42~55
42~55
42~55
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
45~65
100
150
150
200
200
200
200
200
1000
1000
1000
1000
Application
Coil Ratings
HiMC
65 ~ 220
AC Operational
Voltage (50 Hz)
DC Operational
Voltage
24
22
24
48
42
48
110
48
60
120
100
80
208
110
100
220
220
110
240
240
125
380
380
200
440
400
220
460
415
250
480
440
575
500
600
550
110
100
48
120
110
60
208
220
80
220
240
100
240
380
110
380
400
125
440
415
200
460
440
220
480
500
250
575
550
AC/DC Operational
Voltage
HiMC 65~500
220
AC: 100~240
DC: 110~220
440
AC: 380~450
Note
1) The rated voltage shall be

applied to the contactor coil.
2) The coil can operate correctly
during short period even at
85~110% of the rated
voltage, when it is saturated
at 40 on the rated voltage
and frequency.
3) If none-rated voltage is
applied to the coil
continuously, it is apt to be
deteriorated in electrical
insulation and mechanical
operation.
4) Different voltage range shall
be informed in advance.
110
AC: 100~127
DC: 100~110
220
AC: 200~240
DC: 200~220
440
AC: 380~450
DC:
-
15
600
If none-rated voltage is applied to the coil for long time, the lifetime of the contactor can be reduced.
HiMC 630~800
Hi Series
HiMC
300 ~ 800
AC Operational
Voltage (60 Hz)
HiMC
Auxiliary Contacts and Contact Blocks

Based on IEC 60947 Standard
Auxiliary Contacts
Auxiliary Contact Blocks
HiMC
Type
HAB, HAC, HAS
HiAL, HiAR
9 ~ 50
65 ~ 800
Fixed Contacts
Convertible Contacts
750
750
750
750
750
Rated Thermal Current Ith
Rated Current
AC-12 duty
(Resistive
heating loads)
Rated Current
AC-15 duty
(Coil loads)
Rated Current
DC-12 duty
(Resistive
heating loads)
Rated Current
DC-13 duty
(Coil loads)
16
16
16
16
16
110 V
10
10
10
10
10
220 V
440 V
690 V
110 V
220 V
440 V
690 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
220 V
24 V
110 V
220 V
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
48 V
UL & CSA Standard

Auxiliary Contacts 1)
Auxiliary Contact blocks

HAB, HAC, HAS 2)
HiMC
Type
HiAL, HiAR 1)
9 ~ 50
65 ~ 800
Fixed Contacts
Convertible Contacts
16
16
16
16
16
120 V
AC
240 V
1.5
1.5
Rated Current
480 V
1.5
1.5
0.75
0.75
1.5
1.2
1.2
0.6
0.6
1.2
Rated Thermal Current Ith
600 V
DC
Rated Current
125 V
250 V
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1
0.55
0.55
0.55
0.55
0.55
Contact rating code: 1) A600-P600 (Aux. contact & HiAL, HiAR)

2) B300-P300 (Aux. contact block)
Star-delta Starting Contactors

Voltage, Current & Torque of Star-delta Starting Contactors
Starting (Star-use Contactor)
Starting Method
Operating (Delta-use Contactor/C2)
Starting Current
Torque
Direct
6 Im
1.5T
6 Im
Em /
3
Im
Star-delta
2 Im
0.5T
2 Im
Em /
3
Im
Im: Delta wiring load current
Em: line-to-line voltage
Full Load Current Contact Voltage Full Load Current Contact Current Contact Voltage
Em /
3
Im
Im /
3
Em
T: Rated torque (assumed torque fluctuations)
Contactors for Normal Star-delta Starters

200 ~ 240 V AC, 3
Motor Capacity
, 60 Hz
380 ~ 440 V AC, 3

Motor Capacity
Main Circuit Circuit

(C1)
(C2)
Y Circuit
(C3)
TOR
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
HiMC 32
HiMC 22
40
HiMC 40
HiMC 40
kW
HP
FLC
5.5
7.5
22
7.5
10
32
11
15
, 60 Hz
Main circuit Circuit

(C1)
(C2)
Y Circuit
(C3)
TOR
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiTH 22K
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiTH 22K
22
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiMC 22
HiTH 22K
kW
HP
FLC
HiTH 22K
5.5
7.5
12
HiTH 40K
7.5
10
18
HiMC 32
HiTH 40K
11
15
15
20
50
HiMC 50
HiMC 50
HiMC 32
HiTH 50K
15
20
32
HiMC 32
HiMC 32
HiMC 22
HiTH 40K
18.5
25
70
HiMC 50
HiMC 50
HiMC 40
HiTH 50K
18.5
25
40
HiMC 40
HiMC 40
HiMC 22
HiTH 40K
22
30
80
HiMC 65
HiMC 65
HiMC 40
HiTH 90K
22
30
50
HiMC 40
HiMC 40
HiMC 32
HiTH 40K
30
40
110
HiMC 90
HiMC 90
HiMC 50
HiTH 90K
30
40
65
HiMC 50
HiMC 50
HiMC 40
HiTH 50K
37
50
130
HiMC 110 HiMC 110
HiMC 65
HiTH 130K
37
50
80
HiMC 65
HiMC 65
HiMC 40
HiTH 90K
45
60
150
HiMC 130 HiMC 130
HiMC 65
HiTH 130K
45
60
90
HiMC 65
HiMC 65
HiMC 40
HiTH 90K
55
75
180
HiMC 150 HiMC 150
HiMC 90
HiTH 220K
55
75
110
HiMC 90
HiMC 90
HiMC 50
HiTH 90K
75
100
260
HiMC 180 HiMC 180 HiMC 110 HiTH 220K
75
100
150
HiMC 110 HiMC 110
HiMC 65
HiTH 130K
90
125
300
90
125
180
HiMC 130 HiMC 130
HiMC 90
HiTH 130K
110
150
367
110
150
220
132
180
434
132
180
260
160
220
519
160
220
300
250
350
810
250
350
500
300
300
402
560
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Main Circuit
Diagram
Hi Series
- Above data are based on squirrel cage motor(AC-3) and slip-ring motor(AC-2). Those data are subject to change according to motor classes and motor manufacturers.
- Above data are based on less than 10 seconds motor starting time. Motor starting time must be considered when over 10 seconds motor starting time shall be applied.
- Inrush current shall be considered when a capacitor is used.
- Recommendable change-over time from Y to is between 30 ms and 80 ms.
- 58% of motor full load current is recommended for HiOR setting current.
Control Circuit
Diagram
For HiMC 9 ~ 50
For HiMC 65 ~ 800
HiMC
Transformer and Condensor Load

Condenser Load
Transformer Load
Type
Single phase
Three phase
220 V
440 V
HiMC 9
1.5
HiMC 12
1.5
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
HiMC 32
Three phase
440 V
220 V
440 V
220 V
2.5
3.5
2.5
7.5
10
10
16
HiMC 40
7.5
6.5
12
11
20
HiMC 50
10
10
18
13
24
HiMC 65
15
12
25
17
34
HiMC 80
17
13
27
20
40
HiMC 90
18
15
30
22
45
HiMC 110
10
20
18
35
24
48
HiMC 130
15
25
25
42
29
58
HiMC 150
17
33
30
60
35
70
HiMC 180
20
40
35
70
42
84
HiMC 220
25
50
42
85
58
115
HiMC 260
30
57
48
95
63
125
HiMC 300
33
66
57
100
69
139
HiMC 400
44
90
75
150
92
185
HiMC 500
55
110
90
180
115
230
HiMC 630
65
130
110
220
145
291
HiMC 800
90
175
150
300
185
369
(kVA)
(kVAR)
Electrical endurance: 100,000 (IEC 60947-4-1, AC-6a, 6b)
The inrush shall be less than 30 times of the full load current of the transformer.
The condenser must be discharged before being re-energized. Maximum residual voltage at terminals shall be under than 50 V.
Wire and Tightening Torque

Main Circuit
Terminal Screw
Wire Size (mm2)
Compressing Terminal Size (mm2)
Tightening Torque (kgf.cm)
HiMC 9
M4
1.25 ~ 5.5
1.25/M4 ~ 5.5/M4
23
HiMC 12
M4
1.25 ~ 5.5
1.25/M4 ~ 5.5/M4
23
HiMC 18
M4
1.25 ~ 5.5
1.25/M4 ~ 5.5/M4
23
HiMC 22
M4
1.25 ~ 5.5
1.25/M4 ~ 5.5/M4
23
HiMC 32
M5
2 ~ 14
1.25/M5 ~ 14/M5
26.5
HiMC 40
M5
2 ~ 14
1.25/M5 ~ 14/M5
26.5
HiMC 50
M5
2 ~ 22
2/M5 ~ 22/M5
28.8
HiMC 65
M8
2 ~ 38
2/M8 ~ 38/M8
60
HiMC 80
M8
2 ~ 38
2/M8 ~ 38/M8
60
HiMC 90
M8
2 ~ 38
2/M8 ~ 38/M8
60
HiMC 110
M8
2 ~ 60
2/M8 ~ 60/M8
60
HiMC 130
M8
2 ~ 60
2/M8 ~ 60/M8
60
HiMC 150
M10
2 ~ 150
2/M10 ~ 150/M10
100
HiMC 180
M10
2 ~ 150
2/M10 ~ 150/M10
100
HiMC 220
M10
2 ~ 150
2/M10 ~ 150/M10
100
HiMC 260
M10
2 ~ 200
2/M10 ~ 200/M10
100
HiMC 300
M10
2 ~ 200
2/M10 ~ 200/M10
100
HiMC 400
M10
2 ~ 240
2/M10 ~ 240/M10
100
HiMC 500
M10
2 ~ 240
2/M10 ~ 240/M10
100
HiMC 630
M12
80 ~ 325
80/M12 ~ 325/M12
140
HiMC 800
M12
80 ~ 325
80/M12 ~ 325/M12
140
Terminal Screw
Wire Size (mm2)
Compressing Terminal (mm2)
Tightening Torque (kgf.cm)
M3.5
1.25 ~ 2
1.25/M3.5 ~ 2/M3.5
12
Type
Control Circuit
Type
HiMC 9 ~ 50
HiMC 65 ~ 800
1. Install in a dry & vibration-free location.

2. Perpendicular installation is recommended, but
30
slant is acceptable.
3. Over 30
slant and horizonal installation may
shorten life-time, and may effect on the other
characteristics.
Surroundings
1. Ambient temperature: 20
C (standard), -25 ~ 40
C
Average temperature (24 hours): below 35
C
2. Relative humidity: 45 ~ 85% RH
Altitude: below 2000 m
Vibration-proof: 10~55 Hz 2g
Impact-proof: 5g
3. Storage temperature: -30 ~ 65
C, Non freezing site.
Perpendicular &
Slant Installation
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Installation
Hi Series
Installation and Surroundings
Horizontal Installation
HiMC
Rating
The contactors can be operated according to rated thermal current (Ith), rated operating current (Ie),
making & breaking capacities, electrical & mechanical endurance and utilization category.
DC - 1: Non-inductive or slightly inductive
loads, resistance furnaces.
DC - 3: Shunt motors: plugging, inching
DC - 5: Series motors: plugging, inching
DC - 12: Resistive heating loads
DC - 13: Coil loads
AC - 1: Non-inductive or slightly inductive loads,

resistance furnaces.
AC - 2: Slip-ring motors: starting, plugging
AC - 3: Squirrel cage motors: starting, switching off
motors during running.
AC - 4: Squirrel cage motors: plugging, inching
AC - 12: Resistive heating loads
AC - 15: Coil loads
Utilization Categories
Making and Breaking Capacities According to Utilization Category

Make
Make and Break
Duty
Type
Current
Voltage
AC-1
AC-2
AC-3
10Ie
Ue
0.45(100 A)
AC-4
12Ie
Ue
0.35(100 A)
DC-1
DC-3
DC-5
AC-15
DC-13
Number of operation
Current
Voltage
1.5Ie
1.05Ue
0.8
50
4.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.65
50
50
8.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.45(100 A)
50
50
10.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.35(100 A)
50
1.5Ie
1.05Ue
1.0
50
4.0Ie
1.05Ue
2.5
50
4.0Ie
1.05Ue
15
50
10Ie
1.1Ue
0.3
10
1.1Ie
1.1Ue
6P
10
Cos
Cos
Number of Operation
Operating Cycles According to Utilization Category

Make and Break
Duty
Type
Current
Voltage
Cos
On-time
Number of Operation
AC-1
1.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.8
0.05 sec
6000
AC-2
2.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.65
0.05 sec
6000
AC-3
2.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.45(Ie100 A)
0.05 sec
6000
AC-4
6.0Ie
1.05Ue
0.35(Ie100 A)
0.05 sec
6000
DC-1
1.0Ie
1.05Ue
1.0
0.05 sec
6000
DC-3
2.5Ie
1.05Ue
2.0
0.05 sec
6000
DC-5
2.5Ie
1.05Ue
7.5
0.05 sec
6000
AC-15
10Ie
1.1Ue
0.3
0.05 sec
6000
DC-13
1.1Ie
1.1Ue
6P
0.05 sec
6000
Electrical Endurance According to Utilization Category

Duty
Type
Make
Current
Voltage
AC-1
1Ie
1Ue
AC-2
2.5Ie
1Ue
AC-3
6Ie
AC-4
6Ie
DC-1
DC-3
DC-5
2.5Ie
1Ue
Break
Current
Voltage
0.95
1Ie
1Ue
0.95
0.65
2.5Ie
1Ue
0.65
1Ue
0.65(Ie17 A)
1Ie
0.17Ue
0.65(Ie17 A)
1Ue
0.35(Ie17 A)
6Ie
1Ue
0.35(Ie17 A)
1Ie
1Ue
1Ie
1Ue
2.5Ie
1Ue
2.5Ie
1Ue
7.5
2.5Ie
1Ue
7.5
Cos
Cos
Ie: Rated Current

Ue: Rated Voltage
Electrical Endurance Curve of Main Contacts

Electrical Endurance in AC-3 Duty (380~440VAC)
Selection of AC3 & AC4 Contactors

When the frequency of operation is lower than the
recommendation, motor output can be increased, but should not
exceed the making and breaking capacities of the contactor.
If thermal overload relay is used, the short-circuit protection
should be carefully considered and the recommended fuse ratings
should not be exceeded.
The contactors can be chosen considering the electrical
endurance by means of the diagrams.
The electrical endurance of the contactor for AC-3, AC-4 duty can
be calculated using this formula.
1
L=
P1/L1 + P2/L2 + + Pn/Ln
L: electrical endurance of the contactor.

L1: electrical endurance in AC-3 duty
L2: electrical endurance in AC-4 duty
P1: part of use in AC-3 duty
P2: part of use in AC-4 duty
P1 + P2 + + Pn = 1
Ex
In=80 A, Is=480 A, 95% non-plugging duty Ia=60 A and 5%
plugging duty Is=360 A. What is the electrical endurance of
contactor HiMC 90.
106
L =
(Operation) 0.95/3.0 + 0.05/0.35
= 0.57106
On AC-3 duty endurance curve, lifetime of HiMC 90 is

3.0x106 at 60 A
On AC-4 duty, lifetime of HiMC 90 is 0.035x106 at 360 A

Hi Series
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Starting current shall be under 6 times of rated current.
HiTH
Thermal overload relay

Features
The HiTH series thermal overload relay compensates the ambient temperature
automatically. The compensation range is between -25 and +55.
The HiTH series has the phase unbalance protection device, which increases the
reliability of the motor protection.
These relays are provided with built-in free tripping mechanism, which can be trip
regardless of the position of Reset Button position.
Control
Terminal
These relays have 1NO and 1NC aux. contacts with galvanic isolation.
HiTH 130 ~ 800 are Current Transformer(CT) type relays. HiTH 800 is able to
Main
Terminal
transmit Max. 800 ampere.

Protection cover for the main and control terminal meet IP 20.(HiTH 22, 40, 50 & 90)
The HiTH series is pin type, so it can be connected to the
magnetic contactor directly. (HiTH 22, 40, 50 & 90)
Both screw and 35mm Din rail mounting are available through the separate
mounting units.
The HiTH series has three function modes as below,

1) A position : Auto. Reset
2) H position : Manual Reset
3) Test position : Manual Reset & Test

Function
In this position, the relay resets

automatically around one minute after
the relay is tripped. When the reset
button is inserted into the relay body at
H position, the button can be turn to
the A position.
H position is the normal delivery

position. The relay can be reset
manually about one minute after the
relay is tripped. The reset button can
be turn to the H from A or TEST
position.
Test position is to perform the manual

test since this mode works like an extra
stop button of the operating circuit.
When the reset button is pushed at
TEST position, the NO contact is
closed and the NC contact is opened.
Caution : please make it sure that the reset button is at TEST position to carry out the manual test.
Adjusting the Rated Current

Three Steps of the Rated
Operation Current can be
adjusted by + or - driver.
Tripping Indicator
The indication bar is to
be projected 5~7mm
when the relay is tripped,
so the relay status can
be recognized easily.
Caution : Do not press
the indication bar when
you reset.
Selection of Thermal Overload Relay
Protection of Phase Loss
>> Motors of short starting time
>> Discordant Tripping Unit
For motors of normal starting time within a few seconds, the relays can be
selected by the table of page 22 & 23.
The full load current(FLC) of the motor must be within the setting range of the
thermal overload relay.
The starting time of high-inertia motor is an important factor at selecting
thermal overload relays.
The tripping time of the motors, whose starting current is 6~7 times of the rated
current, can be obtained from the HiOR tripping curves, page 24 & 25. This
time should be longer than around 25% of the motor starting time.
>> Motors of long starting time

If the starting time of the motor is longer than the tripping time of HiTH 22~90,
the current transformer type shall be used.
The current transformer type relays include the Non-Tripping features during
the motor starting time.
The rated current can be decreased by looping the primary cable several times
on the transformer according to the following table.
When R phase becomes phase loss, the

bimetal of R phase remains and the other
bimetals of S & T phase are bended.
The bottom slide of the Discordant Tripping
Unit keeps the original position due to the
bimetal of R phase; whereas, the top slide
moves because of the bending bimetals of
S & T phase.
The difference moving ratio of top and
bottom slides make the Discordant Tripping
time to be shorter than normal tripping time;
please refer to the figure.
Tripping Function
Normal Position
(Untripped Position)
Current Range(Example: 130 A)

Number of Primary Loops
1
Current Range (A)

78 ~ 130
Current Ratio
130 / 5
2
3
4
5
6
39 ~ 65
26 ~ 26.7
19.5 ~ 43.3
15.6 ~ 26
13 ~ 21.7
65 / 5
26.7 / 5
43.3 / 5
26 / 5
21.7 / 5
7
8
11.14 ~ 18.5
9.75 ~ 16.25
18.5 / 5
16.25 / 5
Overload of
3 Phase
(Normal Tripping)
Discordant
Tripping
(R Phase Loss)
Setting current(A) =
Hi Series
The second rated current of current transformer is 5 A, the overload relay is

able to control the current between 3 A and 5 A.
The corresponding setting value for the relay can be calculated by using the
following formula.
Rated current of motor
Current ratio
23
>> Making and breaking capacities of auxiliary contacts

Grade
AC15 1)
Grade
Aux.Contact 95-96
Alarm.Contact 97-98
Ie(A)
Ie(A)
110
2.0
1.2
220
1.5
1.0
500
1.0
0.6
660
0.5
0.3
U/V
1) AC15 duty - Making/Breaking Current = Ie10
DC13 2)
Aux.Contact 95-96
Alarm.Contact 97-98
Ie(A)
Ie(A)
24
1.0
1.0
110
0.4
0.4
220
0.15
0.15
440
0.07
0.07
U/V
2) DC13 duty - Making/Breaking Current = Ie1.1
HiTH
Technical Data / Specification
Applied Contactor
HiTH 22K(H)
HiTH 40K(H)
HiTH 50K(H)
HiTH 90K(H)
HiMC 9 ~ 22
HiMC 32 ~ 40
HiMC 50
HiMC 65 ~ 90
Rated Current Name
Allowable Scope of Current
0.18
0.12 ~ 0.18
0.26
0.18 ~ 0.26
0.35
0.25 ~ 0.35
0.5
0.34 ~ 0.5
0.7
0.5 ~ 0.7
0.9
0.6 ~ 0.9
1.2
0.8 ~ 1.2
1.6
1.1 ~ 1.6
2.1
1.5 ~ 2.1
2~3
4.2
2.8 ~ 4.2
3~5
4~6
5.6 ~ 8
10
7 ~ 10
7 ~ 10
13
9 ~ 13
9 ~ 13
18
12 ~ 18
12 ~ 18
22
16 ~ 22
16 ~ 22
26
18 ~ 26
18 ~ 26
32
24 ~ 32
24 ~ 32
40
28 ~ 40
28 ~ 40
28 ~ 40
36 ~ 50
36 ~ 50
50
65
45 ~ 65
80
60 ~ 80
90
Element
Number
70 ~ 90
2 Heaters
H type(Option)
3 Heaters
K type(Standard)
1a1b
Aux. Contact
Reset Type
Man. / Auto Unit
Phase Fault Protection
K type Only(Standard)
Suitable Wire Main Circuit

(mm2)
Control Circuit
Net Weight(Kg)
K type / H type
1~6
2 ~ 14
2 ~ 22
2 ~ 35
0.28 / 0.27
0.53 / 0.51
2 0.75 ~ 2.5
0.17 / 0.16
0.23 / 0.22
Saparate Mounting Unit(HiTHMB)
Applied Contactor
HiTH 130K(H)
HiTH 220K(H)
HiTH 300K(H)
HiTH 500K(H)
HiTH 800K(H)
HiMC 110 ~ 130
HiMC 150 ~ 220
HiMC 260 ~ 300
HiMC 400 ~ 500
HiMC 630 ~ 800
Rated Current Name
Allowable Scope of Current
80(CT Ratio 80:5)
48 ~ 80
130(CT Ratio 130:5)
78 ~ 130
78 ~ 130
180(CT Ratio 180:5)
108 ~ 180
220(CT Ratio 220:5)
132 ~ 220
300(CT Ratio 300:5)
132 ~ 220
180 ~ 300
180 ~ 300
400(CT Ratio 400:5)
240 ~ 400
500(CT Ratio 500:5)
300 ~ 500
630(CT Ratio 630:5)
378 ~ 630
800(CT Ratio 800:5)
480 ~ 800
CT Assembly
Features
Element
Number
2 Element
H type(Option)
3 Element
K type(Standard)
Aux. Contact
1a1b
Reset Type
Man. / Auto Unit
Phase Fault Protection
K type Only(Standard)
Suitable Wire
(mm2)
Main Circuit
Controll Circuit
2.25 / 1.88
5.74 / 4.62
2 0.75 ~ 2.5
1.65 / 1.3
1.85 / 1.49
1.94 / 1.59
Hi Series
Net Weight (Kg)

K type / H type
25
HiTH 40K(H)
HiTH 50K(H)
HiTH 90K(H)
HiTH 130K80
HiTH
HiTH Tripping Curve

Three-phase Overload
Tripping Curve of 3 phase shows the average tripping time of cold starting condition at +20 ambient temperature.
(Tripping time of Hot Start: 20~40% of Cold Start)
Single-phase Overload
Average tripping time of single phase is 40~60% of three phase tripping time based on cold start.
HiTH 22, 0.18-3.0
HiTH 22, 4.2-6.0
HiTH 22/40, 8.0-22
HiTH 40/50/90, 26-40
h 2
h 2
h 2
h 2
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
20
20
20
20
10
10
10
10
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
20
20
20
20
10
10
10
10
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
1 1.2 1.5
5 6
8 10 12
2
1 1.2 1.5
Times Current Setting
5 6
8 10 12
2
1 1.2 1.5
HiTH 50/90, 50
5 6
8 10 12
HiTH 90, 65-90
HiTH 130 - 300

h 2
h 2
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
min. 60
40
20
20
20
20
10
10
10
10
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
sec. 60
40
20
20
20
20
10
10
10
10
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
5 6
8 10 12
1 1.2 1.5
5 6
8 10 12
1 1.2 1.5
5 6
5 6
8 10 12
HiTH 500 - 800
h 2
h 2
1 1.2 1.5
1 1.2 1.5
8 10 12
1 1.2 1.5
5 6
8 10 12
HMX & HMT
Control Relays
Features
HMX is for AC, and HMT is for DC
The protection degree is IP20.
Screw and 35 mm DIN-Rail mounting is available.
Both HMX and HMT have three types of contact (2NO+2NC, 3NO+1NC, & 4NO).
These are proper for control circuit and factory automation.
The following auxiliary blocks can be attached by one-touch method.
Aux. contact block
Timer
Applicable Standard
Latching Block
Surge absorber(RC-Unit)
IEC 6094751
UL 508
VDE 0660
CENELECEN 50011
Technical Data
Contact
IEC 60947
VDE0660
Thermal Current Ith (AC-1)
AC-15
Rated
Operational
Current Ie
DC-12
(Resistance
Load)
DC-13
(Coil Load)
Closing Time
Opening Time
A
220 V
380 V
440 V
500 V
690 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
24 V
48 V
110 V
220 V
AC Operated
DC Operated
AC Operated
DC Operated
ms
Plug-Fuse (Fast/Slow)
MCB-C Features
HRC Fuse (DIN/BS88)
Coil
Consumption Power
AC (60 Hz)
DC
AC Operated
DC Operated
Weight
Making
Normal
Making/Normal
60/44
7.5/1.9
6.5
0.34
0.61
VA/W
VA/W
W
kg
kg
UL Standard
Rated Thermal Current
Rated Current
120 VAC
240 VAC
Contact Rating Code: A300 ~ P150
A
A
6
3
Rated Current
20
120 VDC
240 VDC
1.1
-
27
Applicable Max. Fuse
Hi Series
10000 Times
mm2
Times/Hours
Mechanical Lifetime
Wire Size
Operation Frequency
750
1000
20
10
4
3.5
3
2
5
3
2.5
1
3
2
1
0.6
10 25
20 50
5 20
15 35
1500
20.75 2.5
3000
35/25
16
25
HMX & HMT
Mechanical Interlock Unit

The mechanical interlocking of two contactors for reversing contactors is
available with interlock unit.
A simultaneous closing of two contactors is prevented.
Contactors
Type
HiTL 40
HiMC 9 ~ 40
HiTL 50
HiMC 50
HiTL 130
HiMC 65 ~ 130
HiTL 220
HiMC 150~220
HiTL 300
HiMC 260 ~ 300
HiTL 800
HiMC 400 ~ 800
Handling
The electrical interlock should be applied via thebcontact when
mechanical interlock is used.
Horizontal installation is not allowed.
Mechanical interlock shall be installed on HiMC 150-800 after removing
auxiliary contact blocks between two magnetic contactors.
Dimensions
Type
HiMC 9, 12, 15, 18, 22
98
83
50~66
32~35
10
86.2
7.5
4.8
136
83
50~66
33.5~53.5
10
86.7
4.8
HiMC 50
149.2
85.8
57.6~70
53.8~60.8
10
99.2
4.8
HiMC 65, 80, 90
201.6
130
110~116
80
14
135.7
7.5
12
5.5
HiMC 110, 130
220
142
120~130
90
14
150.3
3.5
12
6.2
HiMC 150, 180, 220
316
189
161~171
120
40
168
15
HiMC 260, 300
340
202
180
120~130
40
187.4
15
11
HiMC 400, 500
398
251
196~225
154
40
235.5
20
11
HiMC 630, 800
592
280
230~250
226~250
40
272.3
24
12
HiMC 32, 40
HLB2 & HOKZE
Mechanical Latching Block

HLB2 Characteristics
Fast & Easy mounting to contactors and control relays.
HLB2 keeps the contactor mechanically latched.
Operation
How to OFF contactors or control relays
Manually: Push the lever to the O position.
Electrically: Put power to the coil.
Caution
Do not excite the contactors (or control relays) and mechanical latching
blocks simultaneously.
Refer to the right diagram for the control circuit.
Ratings and Characteristics

Power Consumption
25
VA
W
30
Pick-up Voltage
(0.85 - 1.1) x UC
Operating Cydes
Cycle/h
AC and DC Controlled
Voltage
Mechanical Endurance
AC / DC
1,000 times
1,200
24 V
Fixed
110 V
110 ~ 125 V
220 V
200 ~ 240 V
500
ex) HLB 2 / 220 (AC/DC)

Different voltage range shall be informed in advance.
Hi Series
29
HLB2 & HOKZE
Electronic Timer Block

HOKZE Characteristics
Fast & Easy mounting.
Accurate and multi function through electronic method.
Wide voltage range is realized, and both AC & DC are applicable
on the block.
On-delay and Interval functions are furnished on the timer block at once.
Ratings & Characteristics

Mode
HOKZE 1
HOKZE 2
90 ~ 240
24 ~ 60
Rated Voltage
AC/DC V
Operating Voltage
(0.85 ~ 1.1) X Rated Voltage
Making Capacity
VA
90
Maximum Load
VA
15
Delay Time
Position A
10 ~ 220
Position B
0.15 ~ 15
Precision
Repeat Accuracy
0.1
sec
50ms
Function Charts
The timer needs a recovery time of at least 150ms between
operations to be reset for the next operation.
Position 1: ON-DELAY / t: adjustable delay time 0.15...220S
Position 2: Interval Timer
Accessory
Auxiliary Contact Blocks

Type
Consist
Characteristics
HiAB 22
2NO + 2NC
HiAB 13
1NO + 3NC
HiAB 31
3NO + 1NC
HiAB 04
0NO + 4NC
HiAB 40
4NO + 0NC
HiAB 11
1NO + 1NC
HiAB 02
0NO + 2NC
HiAB 20
2NO + 0NC
1NO + 1NC
Left Hand Side
1NO + 3NC
HiAC 22
2NO + 2NC
HiAC 40
4NO + 0NC
HiAC 11
1NO + 1NC
HiAC 02
0NO + 2NC
HiAC 20
2NO + 0NC
HiAL 5S
1NO + 1NC
Left Hand Side
HiAR 6S
1NO + 1NC
Right Hand Side
HiAL 7S
1NO + 1NC
Left Hand Side
HiAR 8S
1NO + 1NC
Right Hand Side
HiAL 11
HiMC 9 ~ 50
HiAC 13
Application
HiMC 9 ~ 22
HMX
HMT
HiMC 65 ~ 130
HiMC 150 ~ 800
The side mounting Aux. contact block shall not be used with the top mounting Aux. contact block at the same time.
HiAC 22
HiAC 20
HiAL 11
HiAL 5S
HiAR 6S
Hi Series
31
Accessory
Surge Absorber
Surge Absorber drops surge voltage, which is 10~20 times of the rated voltage occurred at the
operation of the contactor or auxiliary switch, to below 3 times of rated voltage.
It is suitable for PLC control circuit.
Damage to electronic parts from high surge voltage is prevented by the use of surge absorber.
Applicable to 50 Hz and 60 Hz.
Item
RC - Unit
Clamping Diode
Type
Voltage
HRC 40/48
28 ~ 48 V
HRC 40/220
110 ~ 220 V
HRC 40/380
240 ~ 380 V
HRC 90/48
28 ~ 48 V
HRC 90/220
110 ~ 220 V
HRC 90/380
240 ~ 380 V
HRC 300/48
28 ~ 48 V
HRC 300/220
110 ~ 220 V
HRC 300/380
240 ~ 380 V
HMX
HiMC 9W ~ 40W
HiMC 50W
HiMC 65W ~ 90W
HiMC 110W ~ 300W
HMT, HiMC 9G ~ 300G
HOKYZX 38
Diagram
RC-Unit
Application
Spare Parts
Control Coil
Main Contact
Applicable MC
Type
Contactors
Type
HMCOL 22X
HMX
HiMCTIP 9
HMCOL 22T
HMT
HiMCTIP 12
HiMC 12
HiMCOL 40W/G
HiMC 9 ~ 40
HiMCTIP 18
HiMC 18
HiMCOL 50W/G
HiMC 50
HiMCTIP 22
HiMC 22
HiMCOL 90W/G/F
HiMC 65 ~ 90
HiMCTIP 32
HiMC 32
HiMCOL 130W/G/F
HiMC 110 ~ 130
HiMCTIP 40
HiMC 40
HiMCOL 220W/G/F
HiMC 150 ~ 220
HiMCTIP 50
HiMC 50
HiMCOL 300W/G/F
HiMC 260 ~ 300
HiMCTIP 65
HiMC 65
HiMCOL 500W/G/F
HiMC 400 ~ 500
HiMCTIP 80
HiMC 80
HiMCOL 800W/G/F
HiMC 630 ~ 800
HiMCTIP 90
HiMC 90
Ordering method: ex) HiMCOL 40W / 220X (Blank: 60 Hz, X: 50 Hz)
HiMC 9
HiMCTIP 110
HiMC 110
HiMC 130
HiMCTIP 150
HiMC 150
HiMC 180
HiMCTIP 220
HiMC 220
HiMCTIP 260
HiMC 260
HiMCTIP 300
HiMC 300
HiMCTIP 400
HiMC 400
HiMCTIP 500
HiMC 500
HiMCTIP 130
Arc Chute
HiMCTIP 180
Contactors
Type
HiMCHT 90
HiMC 65 ~ 90
HiMCHT 130
HiMC 110 ~ 130
HiMCHT 220
HiMC 150 ~ 220
HiMCHT 300
HiMC 260 ~ 300
HiMCHT 500
HiMC 400 ~ 500
HiMCHT 800
HiMC 630 ~ 800
HiMCTIP 630
HiMC 630
HiMC 800
HiMCTIP 800
One set consists of 3 moving contacts and 6 fixed contacts.
One set consists of 6 moving contacts and 12 fixed contacts.

(Two contact elements make one contact set.)
Insulation Barrier Unit

Contactors
Type
HiMCIB 130
HiMC 65 ~ 130
HiMCIB 300
HiMC 150 ~ 300
HiMCIB 500
HiMC 400 ~ 500
HiMCIB 800
HiMC 630 ~ 800

Hi Series
33
Coil
Main Contact
Arc Chute
HiMS Diagram
Location of Contacts
Contactor
Aux. Contact Block
HiMC 9W11
HiMC 9G11
HiMC 12W11
HiMC 12G11
HiMC 18W11
HiMC 18G11
HiMC 22W11
HiMC 22G11
HiMC 32W22
HiMC 32G22
HiMC 40W22
HiMC 40G22
HiAB 22
2NO+2NC
HiAB 11
1NO+1NC
HiAB 31
3NO+1NC
HiAB 02
0NO+2NC
HiAB 13
1NO+3NC
HiAB 20
2NO+0NC
HiAB 04
0NO+4NC
HiAL 5S
HiAL 7S
1NO+1NC
HiAB 40
4NO+0NC
HiAR 6S
HiAR 8S
1NO+1NC
HiMC 50W22
HiMC 50G21
HiMC 65W22
HiMC 220W22
HiMC 80W22
HiMC 260W22
HiMC 90W22
HiMC 300W22
HiMC 110W22
HiMC 400W22
HiMC 130W22
HiMC 500W22
HiMC 150W22
HiMC 630W22
HiMC 180W22
HiMC 800W22
Control Relay
Aux. Contact Block
AC Operation Type
HMX 22
HiAC 13
1NO+3NC
HMX 31
HiAC 22
2NO+2NC
HMX 40
HiAC 31
3NO+0NC
HiAC 40
4NO+0NC
DC Operation Type
HMT 31
HiAC 02
0NO+2NC
HMT 40
HiAC 20
2NO+0NC
35
HiAC 11
1NO+1NC
Hi Series
HMT 22
HiMS Drawing
Dimensional Drawings
32
60
45
73.5
HMX
HMT
35
59.6
M3.5 (Aux. Terminal)
50
M3.5 (Main Terminal)

M3.5 (Coil Terminal)
Accessories
A(mm)
HiAC
35
HLB2
42.5
HOKZE
39
4.8
31
8
A
44
79.8
(11.5)
): HMT(DC)
26.2
15.5
62.1
(84.9)

M4 (Main Terminal)
22.6
4.8
44
50
30
66
51
74
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
35
86.2
(121.4)
Accessories
A(mm)
HiAB
35
HLB2
42.5
HOKZE
39
): G type(DC)
26.2
15.5
61.5
53.5
M4 (Main Terminal)
28.8
4.8
63
50
30
66
74
HiMC 32W
HiMC 40W
52.2
86.7
Accessories
A(mm)
HiAB
35
HLB2
42.5
HOKZE
39
Accessories
A(mm)
26.2
15.5
96.7
35
M4 (Main Terminal)
28.8
63
8
A
121.9
4.8
50
30
66
74
HiMC 32G
HiMC 40G
52.2
HiAB
35
HLB2
42.5
HOKZE
39
73.8
60.8
57.6
57
86
HiMC 50
80.6
M5 (Main Terminal)
71.3
36.8
35
Accessories
32.4
4.8
69.6
35
15
99.2
A(mm)
HiAB
35
HLB2
42.5
HOKZE
39

101.7
M8 (Main Terminal)
5.5 (Mounting Hole)
80
56
12
93.8
35
15
116
110
123
130
138
HiMC 65
HiMC 80
HiMC 90
10
143.2

111.3
M8 (Main Terminal)
6.2 (Mounting Hole)
90
64
12
10
Hi Series
103
153.8

M10 (Main Terminal)
37
46
25
130
120
139
142
HiMC 110
HiMC 130
155
118.5
9.0 (Mounting Hole)
120
90
138
15
10
171
171
161
164
189
HiMC 150
HiMC 180
HiMC 220
HiMS Drawing
47
25
M10 (Main Terminal)
11.0 (Mounting Hole)
131.9
180
185
HiMC 260
HiMC 300
210
202
94
150
15
10
189.9
120
130
72
30
170
M10 (Main Terminal)
196
225
251
225
HiMC 400
HiMC 500
20
115
179
10
80
40
145
154
237.5

199.8
M12 (Main Terminal)
230
250
300
280
270
HiMC 630
HiMC 800
160
276
24
10
274.5
226
250
51.8
M5 (Main Terminal)
75.7
61.3
34.1
52.8
32.4
30
12
HiTH 40
28.8
87.7
2.0
74.5
86.5
62.6
34.1
13
44.2
26.8
HiTH 22
30
1.3
M4 (Main Terminal)
17.3
52.3
Hi Series
M5 (Main Terminal)
2.5
43.5
74.1
84.5
96.5
53
32.8
30
12
32.8
39
HiTH 50
20
53.1
HiMS Drawing
M5 (Main Terminal)
104.5
116.5
60.3
101.5
50
78.5
30
15
HiTH 90
54.4
2.5
22.6
61.4
64
187.1
15
160.1
8.5
111.3
49
134.5
37
72
HiTH 130
116.5
M5 (Main Terminal)
15
48.5
8.5
131.6
116
172
180
90
187.1
25
160.1
11.0
120
49
144.5
37
72
HiTH 220
122.5
M5 (Main Terminal)
25
116
180
48.5
11.0
131.6
172
94
187.1
11.0
30
131.9
49
158.5
72
37
HiTH 300
135
M5 (Main Terminal)
48.9
30
131.6
11.0
160.1
116
172
180
115
30
187.1
11.0
170
170
49
72
HiTH 500
37
145
M5 (Main Terminal)
50
11.0
131.6
115
160.1
180
172
160
40
219.1
16.0
199.8
Hi Series
M5 (Main Terminal)
146.5
80
100
187
146.5
41
HiTH 800
51.8
13.0
163.6
160
192.1
245
204
HiMS Drawing
44
M5 (Main Terminal)
86.2
35
62.1
50
66
30
134.8
101
HiMC 9
HiMC 12
HiMC 18
HiMC 22
+
HiTH 22
4.8
44.2
34.1
86.5

63
M5 (Main Terminal)
86.7
61.5
53.5
100.2
49
30
126.5
HiMC 32
HiMC 40
+
HiTH 40
66
4.8
52.8
34.1
87.7

69.6
M5 (Main Terminal)
99.2
60.8
73.8
99.5
57.6
35
139.1
HiMC 50
+
HiTH 50
4.8
53
43.5
96.5
71.3
93.8
101.7
M8 (Main Terminal)
80
116
110
203
HiMC 65
HiMC 80
HiMC 90
+
HiTH 90
155.1
5.5 (Mounting Hole)
60.5
78.5
104.7
143.2
103
64
15
167.8
M8 (Main Terminal)
125.3
90
300
280
40
M5 (Main Terminal)
76
49
134.5
HiMC 110
HiMC 130
+
HiTH 130
273.5
142
128
15
62.5
8.5
180.0
138
90
25
191.3
138.8
120
Hi Series
11.0
132
148
184
145.6
174.1
186
201.1
116.0
11.0 (Main Terminal)
309.0
345
322
171
43
22
37
M5 (Main Terminal)
22
76
11
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HiMC 150
HiMC 180
HiMC 220
+
HiTH 220
25.0
141.0
180.0
11.0
68.8
151.9
180.4
192.3
207.4
128
152
184
HiMS Drawing
150
94
25
210.2
152.2
130
M10 (Main Terminal)
375
352
342.5
180
27
55.5
M5 (Main Terminal)
27
76
11
49
HiMC 260
HiMC 300
+
HiTH 300
30.0
146.0
180.0
179
115
30
11.0
128
152
184
69.2
151.9
180.4
192.3
207.4
257.8
154
190.3
M10 (Main Terminal)
445
421
391.8
M5 (Main Terminal)
39
61.75
39
76
12
30.0
145.0
49
170
11.0
151.9
180.4
192.3
207.4
180.0
276
160
40
70.3
108
132
184
294.8
220.1
M12 (Main Terminal)

250
520
496
416.5
451.5
84
84
82
M5 (Main Terminal)
40
160
245
12
80
HiMC 630
HiMC 800
+
HiTH 800
250
55
HiMC 400
HiMC 500
+
HiTH 500
225
13.0
72.1
183.9
212.4
224.3
239.4
108
132
280
15.5
4.8
51
83
HiMR 9
HiMR 12
HiMR 18
HiMR 22
35
62.1
(84.9)
66
M4 (Main Terminal)
22.6
30
50
26.2
44
18
86.2
(121.4)
98
89
26.2
15.5
61.5
53.5
): G type(DC)
18
M4 (Main Terminal)
28.8
63
66
4.8
136
86.7
36.8

73.8
M5 (Main Terminal)
60.8
18.8
45
32.4
57.6
57
86
80.6
HiMR 50
69.6
149.2
4.8
Hi Series
29.4
30
49
52.2
83
HiMR 32
HiMR 40
8
99.2
35
140.4
HiMS Drawing
205
115.7
M8 (Main Terminal)
M3.5 (Aux. Termianl)

80
56
27.8
80
113
180
160
138
130
123
HiMR 65
HiMR 80
HiMR 90
15
35
93.8
10
201.6
26
125
141
157.2
125.3
15
225
7

35
M8 (Main Terminal)
64
90
103
220
10
26
145
159
167.8
11
25
305
138.8

46
M10 (Main Terminal)
120
30
250
225
90
166
189
164
HiMR 150
HiMR 180
HiMR 220
27
125
197
177
155
142
139
90
HiMR 110
HiMR 130
138
288
10
35.3
191.3
183
205
120
152.2

M10 (Main Terminal)
125
260
235
210
202
185
150
310
10
35.3
210.2

72
30
192
214
378
185.3
M10 (Main Terminal)
154
31
210.5
300
275
115
179
364
10
40.3
224
246
257.8
14
40
M12 (Main Terminal)
30
250
360
330
300
280
270
276
556
10
44.3
294.8
317
337
244
47
244
160
Hi Series
580
220.1

80
HiMR 630
HiMR 800
154

251
225
HiMR 400
HiMR 500
125
11
94
35
180
HiMR 260
HiMR 300
325
11
25
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HiMP
Digital Motor Protection Relay [Deluxe Type]
High-trust Realization
The Micro Controller Unit of HiMP series provides superior reliability.
Real time processing and high precision.
Various Protective Features

Basic functions
Over-current
Phase loss
Under-current
Stall
Lock
Phase unbalance Reverse phase
Optional functions
Electric leakage current
Instantaneous short current
Preliminary Alert Function

HiMP series can prevent the sudden over-current trip through the preliminary alert function.
HiMP series can be inspected easily due to displaying load ratio by bar-graph during operation.
Operating Time Function

Accumulated motor operation time can be displayed.
Certain operating time can be set to alert, so oil exchange point can be checked conveniently.
Digital Ampere Meter Function

HiMP series are able to check the three phase ampere without additional ampere meter.
R Phase Current
S Phase Current
T Phase Current
Under-Current
Phase Failure
Display the Cause of Fault

Easy maintenance and repair
Over-Current
Separable Display Part

The display part can be installed separately from the
body ; therefore, the values and cause of the fault
can be checked without opening the panel door.
Various Wiring Methods

Both terminal screw type and tunnel type are
available.
Ring-Terminal
Ring-terminal type can be applied to the main
and control circuit.
Selectable Inverse and Definite
Hi Series
Definite
Applicable to the Inverter Control Circuit

HiMP series have high performance under the harmonic noise, so they can be used for the
inverter control circuit under 20-240 Hz range.
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Inverse(t30)
HiMP
Rating and Specification

HiMP-D Series
Type
HiMP-D S
HiMP-D T
Unit or Extension3)
Panel Mount
Tunnel Type
Screw
Wiring of Main Circuit

Allowable Current Partition
06: 0.5 ~ 6 A
Current Setting Range
Min. current ~ Max. current X 105%
Operating Voltage (50 Hz/60 Hz)
110 V: 75 ~ 120%
Over 112.5%5% - Inverse(cold/hot curve), Definite

User setting (30% ~ 70% of operating current/ Min. setting value shall be over 70% of Min. rated current.)
Phase Failure
Over 70% of unbalance rate
Phase Unbalance
Over 50% of unbalance rate

Over 180% of setting current - Definite only
User setting (200% ~ 1000%) - Definite only
Reverse phase perception at the beginning.
Leakage Current 1)
User setting (100 ~ 2500 mA)
Short Circuit 2)
User setting (200% ~ 1000% of rated current)

Inverse
Delay time: OFF/1 ~ 30 sec, Operation time: 1 ~ 30 sec (600% basis)
Definite
Delay time: OFF/1 ~ 30 sec, Operation time: 1 ~ 30 sec
Under-current
1 ~ 30 sec
Phase Failure
2 sec
Phase Unbalance
Time
Setting Range
Stall
Restriction
Lock
5 sec
5 sec
Within 2 msec
Reverse Phase
Within 500 msec
Leakage Current 1)
0.1~ 10 sec
Short Circuit 2)
Within 50 msec
Preliminary Alert Function

Operating time Function
60% ~ 110% of rated current

OFF / 0 ~ 9990 hour
By RESET button manually (Not working during operation)
Manual
By control power off.
Reset Method Electrical
After setting time.
Automatic
Tripping by the TEST button (Not working during operation)
Test Method
Current
5%
Time
Motor protection according to IEC 60947 5)
Number
Trip contact: 1a1b
Alert contact: 1a 4)
Capacity
Over-Current Capacity
3A/250 VAC (Resistance load)
Insulation Resistance
Over 100M/500VDC
Fast
Transient
Burst
Environment
Special order
Under-current
Over-Current
Aux. Contact
220 V: 75 ~ 120%
Over-current
Features
Stall
&
Restriction
Lock
Setting Range
Reverse Phase
Tolerance
60: 5 ~ 60 A
Over 20 times/2 sec of Max. operating current
Between Circuit and Frame
2000 VAC/1 min.
Between Circuits
2000 VAC/1 min.
Between Contacts
1000 VAC/1 min.
Temperature
Operation
Storage
Humidity
-25 ~ 70
-30 ~ 80
45 ~ 85% RH
1) 2) Leakage and Short Circuit function can not be selected at the same time.
3) Connecting cable and display breaket should be ordered when extension type is required.
4) When the leakage function is selected, alert contact is used as ZCT input terminal
5) Class 5 (Time 1, 2, 3), Class 10 (Time 4, 5, 6, 7, 8),
Class 15 (Time 9, 10, 11, 12, 13), ...
HiMP-D S
HiMP-D T
Function
Function
Description
Remark
Over-current
Prevent the motor from over-current.

Trip it over 112.5% of setting current and time.
Standard
Ref. cold/hot curve
Under-current
Prevent the vain rotation from power fault.

Trip it by setting rate of under-current and time.
Selective function
Phase Failure
Phase Unbalance
Protective
Function
Stall
Lock
Reverse Phase
Leakage Current
Short Circuit
Preliminary Alert 4)
Accumulated Operating Time
Operating Time Alert 4)
Prevent the phase failure from line fault and touch.

Trip 2sec when deviation is over 70% among three phases.
Selective function
Prevent the phase unbalance from fault of insulation/wring.

Trip 5sec when deviation is over 50% among three phases.
Selective function
Prevent drop-voltage or restriction from rising load.

Current is over 180% of setting current, trip it 5sec on definite condition
Selective function
Prevent damage of motor from rapid load increase.

Current is over setting current, trip it within 2sec on definite condition
Selective function
Prevent the reverse rotation from wiring fault.

Trip within 500 msec at the starting time.
Selective function
Prevent the leakage current from insulation fault.

Current is over setting leakage current, trip at the setting time
Optional function
Prevent the short circuit from insulation fault of motor and wiring failure.
Current is over setting rate of operating current, trip within 50 msec.
Optional function
Prevent trip from sudden over-currents.

Current is over setting rate of operating current, operate the alarm and alert
contact until trip.
Selective function
Display accumulated time over 50% of rated current.

Display unit: day
RESET is NOT
allowed.
Certain operating time can be set for motor oil exchange.

At set time, display and alert contact operate.
Optional function
Compensate the tolerance of current between motor and relay. Increase the
CT Ratio
number of tunnel on the low-current and use the outer CT on the high-current.
Compensate the setting current and indication value by CT ratio.
ex) CT ratio should be 20 when 100:5 CT is used.
Delay Time
Check of relay and sequence without suppling power.

On the same condition of 600% current.
Manual(non)/Electrical(Pr)/Automatic(0 ~ 20 min) reset can be selected

- Manual reset is by button
- Electrical reset is by power off
Manual reset is
basic on the reset
condition of electric
and auto.
- Automatic reset is by setting time

Curve of over-current protection on the Inverse
- Cold: First operating condition after enough rest
Cold/Hot
Curve
- Hot: Consecutive operating condition

Delay time is over 1: operate for hot curve after delay time
Delay time off: operate according to hot curve after setting time
On the Inverse only
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Decide the reset method after trip

RESET
Selective function
Hi Series
TEST
Immovable time of over-current protection.
HiMP
Control & Setting Method

Function of Display Part
Information indicator shows Current Value, Cause of Trip and
Setting Value
MODE button
RESET/TEST button
SET button
Bar-graph: Displays the load rate

TEST / RESET button
1) Check the trip condition of relay before operating the motor
2) Reset the relay after trip operation
MODE button: Change the mode of function set, current
display and operating time.
Display window
SELECT button
Bar-graph
SET button: Records the setting condition

SELECT button
1) Mode of current indication: Displays the current of each phase
and rated setting current.
2) Mode of function setting: Changes the function/setting values
3) Trip condition shows the trip cause and displays the failure
current value.
Before Operating Motor, Set the Function

Check the relay and circuit through TEST & RESET button
1) Check the wiring condition carefully before testing.
2) After pressing the TEST & RESET button, test is displayed on the indicator.
If the current is over 600% of set current, the tripping operation is executed.
3) Press the TEST & RESET button again to reset to the normal condition.
Change the function through the MODE button before setting the function.
Set the function by using SELECT and SET button.
No
Key
Function
Default
Operating Scope
Operating Current
Over-current Operating Feature
Over-current Operating Time
Delay Time
Under-current Proportion
Under-current Operating Time
Stall
Lock
/ 200% ~ 1000%
Negative Phase
10
Phase Fault
Electric Leakage Current (optional function)
111)
06 Type: 0.5 ~ 6.3 A

: Inverse,
1 ~ 30 sec
/ 1 ~ 30 sec
/ 30% ~ 70%
1 ~ 30 sec
/
3)
Electric Leakage Operating Time (optional function)
12
100 ~ 2500 mA
0.1 ~ 10 sec
Short Current Operating Proportion (optional function)

2)
60 Type: 5.0 ~63 A
: Definite
/ 300% ~ 1800%
Pre-alarm Function
/ 60% ~ 110%
4)
13
CT Ratio
0.2 ~ 240
14
Operating Time Alarm
/ 10 ~ 9990 hour
15
Reset
/ 0 ~ 1200 sec (Manual/Electric/Auto)
1) Leakage and Short Circuit function can not be selected at the same time.
2) Pre-alarm function does not work when Leakage or Short Circuit function is selected.
3) Dip switch setting.
4) The CT ratio of 60 type shall not be changed.(06 type default is 1, and 60 type default is 10.)
CT ratio step: 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 16, 20, 24, 26, 30, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 126, 150, 160, 200 and 240
1) Display the
by pressing the MODE button
User can be change the function by pressing the SELECT
button.
To return to the current mode, press the MODE button.
4) Setting value is recorded by pressing the SET button, and

then the selected function is displayed.
When value of rated current is set-up,
is displayed
after setting values recoding.
If users do not need to store the setting value, do not press
the SET button.
Push the MODE button without recording.
Current Indication MODE
2) To change the setting value, display the set value by

pressing the SET button.
Setting value is displayed for the rated current(
).
5) If you want to set another function, repeat the above

sequence from 2) to 4) section.
Finish the setting by pressing the MODE button 2 times.
3) Setting value is changed by pressing the SELECT button
Indication on the Current MODE
R. Current
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When the SELECT button is pressed, the

value is displayed according to the order
of the diagram.
Hi Series
The max. current is displayed among the

three phases in the normal condition.
Delay Time
If any button is not pressed for 5 seconds,

it returns to the normal condition.
S. Current
Max. Current
Operation Time
T. Current
Operating Current
HiMP
Control & Setting Method
Information Indication under the Trip Condition

The cause of trip is displayed on the LED.
By pressing the button, user can see the fault current as the sequence below indicates.
Over-Current
Over-Current Trip
Under Current
Negative Phase
Stall
Earth Leakage
Lock
Short Current
Phase Fall
Contact Operation Condition

Alert and trip contact operate simultaneously under the off condition.
If electric leakage current function is included, alert contact is used as the input terminal for ZCT.
Characteristic Curves
Inverse Condition
Inverse Condition
Inverse Condition
Inverse Condition
Inverse Condition
Definite Condition
Hi Series
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HiMP
Dimension Drawings
HiMP-D
S / HiMP-D SZ / HiMP-D
SI Units
58
84
1.6
41
M5
81
73.6
111.3
M3.5
23.3
43.3
M4
78.5
101
95.6
HiMP-D
84
S / HiMP-D SZ / HiMP-D
1.6
SI Separation Type
58
M3.5
41
7.4
90
8.9
M4
23.3
43.3
73.6
81
M5
78.5
101
95.6
Panel Mounting
< Cutting Size of Panel >
19
74
21.3
38
54
20
1.8
12.5
55
HiMP-D
T / HiMP-D TZ / HiMP-D
TI Units
58
M3.5
1.6
7.4
8.9
111.3
84
81
12
22.2
M4
41
78.5
95.6
HiMP-D
T / HiMP-D TZ / HiMP-D
TI Separation Type
58
M3.5
84
1.6
90
9
22.2
M4
7.4
12
81
8.9
41
78.5
95.6
Hi Series
Panel Mountion
57
< Cutting Size of Panel >
19
74
21.3
38
54
20
1.8
12.5
55
HiMP
Wiring Diagram
Single Phase Wiring
Three Phase Wiring
Inclusing Outer CT
It is recommended to install capacitor near the motor side rather than the line side.
Please turn off the reverse phase function when it is used for single phase motor
When the electrical leakage current function is included, the AL(07 - 08) contact
shall be used as the input terminal for ZCT.
Zero Current Transformer

D
k
l
2.5
12
Type
ZCT 30
HiMP
ZCT 50
HiMP
ZCT 65
HiMP
ZCT 80
HiMP
ZCT 100
HiMP
ZCT 120
HiMP
A
30
50
65
80
100
120
B
75
91
108
123
140
160
C
100
130
130
150
180
180
D
40
40
40
40
50
50
E
80
80
80
130
160
160
F
30
30
30
30
40
40
G
40
48
56.5
64
72.5
82.5
Usage of RingTerminal
Use the ring terminal after taking off the protective cover in
main terminal and removing display part on the body.
Hi Series
Caution
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Be careful not to mixed with main units and display parts during combining.
When repetitive operation is required, trip operation can be made earlier than setting time.
When the electrical leakage current function is included, the AL(07 - 08) contact shall be used as the
input terminal for ZCT.
If display parts are seperated, take caution of electrical shock as the protective cover is removed.
HiMP
Digital Motor Protection Relay [Standard Type]
Enviromental Influences
High Reliability
Ambient Temperature
Operation : -25~70
HiMP standard series provides superior reliability

Storage : -30~80
by the Micro Controller Unit (MCU)
Relative Humidity : 45~85%
Various Protective Features
Model
Over Current
Definite
Inverse
Protection Function
Reverse
Phase
Unbalance Restriction
Failure
Phase
Remarks
HiMP22H-PD/SD/TD
HiMP40H-PD/SD/TD
HiMP50H-PD/SD/TD
2CT
HiMP22H-PI/SI/TI
HiMP40H-PI/SI/TI
HiMP50H-PI/SI/TI
HiMP22K-PI/SI/TI
HiMP40K-PI/SI/TI
HiMP50K-PI/SI/TI
3CT
HiMP22K-PN/SN/TN
HiMP40K-PN/SN/TN
HiMP50K-PN/SN/TN
- Over Current Protection : Operate according to the inverse or definit characteristic curve
- Phase Failure Protection : Trip 2 seconds when the phase failure rate is over 70%
(If 2CT, just R and T protection is applicable)
- Phase Unbalance Protection : Trip 5 seconds when the phase failure rate is over 50%
(If 2CT, just R and T protection is applicable)
- Restriction Protection : Inverse type is operated according to inverse characteristics
Definit type is operated according to definit characteristics
- Reverse Phase Protection : Trip 0.1 second when the reverse phase
Applicable to the Inverter Control Circuit

HiMP standard series have high performance under the harmonic noise, so they can be used for the inverter
control circuit under 20~200 Hz range.
Electron Wave and Noise Tolerance

Completed to EMS test.
Secured from the magnetic field as using troidal CT.
Various Wiring Methods

HiMP standard series can applied to various methods and influences.
Pin Type : Complete combination with HiMC series Magnetic Contactors
HiMP
Magnetic Contactor
HiMP22H(K)-P
HiMC 9 / HiMC 12 / HiMC 18 / HiMC 22
HiMP40H(K)-P
HiMC 32 / HiMC 40
HiMP50H(K)-P
HiMC 50
Screw Type
HiMP
Max. Rated Current
Applied Bolt
HiMP22H(K)-S
22A
M4
HiMP40H(K)-S
40A
M5
HiMP50H(K)-S
50A
M5
Tunnel Type : Using
12mm cable holl
Non Flame Material

V-0 Class flame material provides maximum
safety against electrical flame.
Various Installation Method

35mm Din rail mounting is available with
additional mounting bracket (Optional)
Hi Series
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HiMP
Rating and Specification

Definite
Type
Inverse/Reverse Phase
Inverse
HiMP22H/40H/50H
- D-
HiMP22H/40H/50H
- I-
HiMP22K/40K/50K
- I-
HiMP22K/40K/50K
- N-
2CT
2CT
3CT
3CT
Number of CT
Over Current
Phase Failure1)
Function
Phase Unbalance1)
Restriction 2)
Reverse Phase 3)
Wiring of Main Circuit
Allowable
Current
Partition
HiMP 22
03
: 0.3~3 A
01
: 0.3~1.5 A
22
: 2.2~22 A
05
: 1.0~5.0 A
22
: 4.4~22 A
40
: 4.0~40 A
40
: 8~40 A
HiMP 50
50
: 5.0~50 A
50
: 10~50 A
110 V : 75~120 %
220 V : 75~120 %
Phase Failure
Over 70 % of Unbalance Rate
Phase Unbalance
Over 50 % of Unbalance Rate
Restriction
Over 300 % After

Starting
Characteristic Curve
Aux. Contact
Perception of Reverse Phase

and Sychronous Phase
Delay Time
Over
Current
Operating Time
Delay Time Setting
Phase Failure
2 sec
Phase Unbalance
5 sec
Restriction
After Starting Time
0.2~30 sec
0.2~30 sec(Based on 600 %)
Characteristic Curve
By RESET Button Manually(Not Working During Operation)
Electrical
By Control Power Off

By TEST Button(Not Working During Operation)
Current
5 %
Time
5 %(or 0.5 sec)
Number
2SPST(1a1b at power on)
Capacity
3 A / 250 VAC(Resistance load)
Over Current Capacity
Over 20 Times / 2 sec of Max. Operating Current
Insulation Resistance
Over 100 M/ 500 VDC
Fast
Transient
Burst
Within 150 msec
Manual
Test Method
Tolerance
Other Voltage
Over 112.5 %5 % - Inverse(cold / hot curve), Definite
Reverse Phase
Reset
Method
T : Tunnel Type
Over Current
Reverse Phase
Time
Setting
Range
S : Screw Type
HiMP 40
Operation Voltage(50/60 Hz)
Features
P : Pin Type
Between Circuit and Frame
2000 VAC / 1 min.
Between Circuits
2000 VAC / 1 min.
Between Contacts
1000 VAC / 1 min.
1) R & T phase can be detected in case of H type(2CT).

2) The restriction follows the characteristic curve.
3) Reverse phase type shall not be applied to single phase
load or inverter load.
Pin Type
Screw Type
Tunnel Type
Combined with Contactor
Functions
Function
Over Current
Description
Prevent the motor from over current.
Trip it over 112.5% of setting current and time.
Remark
Ref. Cold/Hot curve
Prevent the phase failure from line fault and touch.

Phase Failure
Trip 2sec when deviation is over 70% among three phase.

(2CT model is perceived only R and T phase)
Prevent the phase unbalance from fault of insulation/wring.

Protection
Phase
Unbalance
Trip 5sec when deviation is over 50% among three phase.

(2CT model is perceived only R and T phase)
Prevent damage of motor from rapid load increase of restriction.

Restriction
The definite is tripped by the rated current over 300% after delay time
at the starting time.
Reverse
Phase
Prevent the reverse rotation from wiring fault.

Trip within 150 sec at the starting time.
Only for
three phase circuit
Immovable time of over current protection

The definite, delayed over current operation at the motor starting time.
Delay Time
Ex) Trip time of the 150% over current
Only for
definite characteristics
- Starting : over current operating time X 2

- Normal : trip after over current operating time
TEST
Check of relay and sequence without supplying power.

Change to the trip state when you press the test button.
Non trip for load

operation
Decide the reset method after trip.

RESET
- Manual reset is by button.

- Electrical reset is by power off.
Cold/Hot
Curve
63
Curve of over current protection on the inverse.

- Cold : First operating condition after enough rest.
- Hot : Consecutive operating condition.
Operate according to hot curve after setting time.
Hi Series
Non trip for load

operation
On the lnverse only
HiMP
Control and Setting Method(Inverse Characteristics)
Function
LOAD(A) knob : Setting the rated current
O-Time(s) knob : Setting the operaing time for over current
TEST/RESET button
1) Test the trip state of HiMP before motor operation
2) Reset after that the HiMP is tripped
O.C/FAULT LED : Indication operation state for over current,
phase failure and reverse phase
Setting Method
2. Check the rated voltage and apply the control power to

A1 and A2 terminal
3. Check the TEST/RESET button operation
1) Check of the wiring is correct (Refer to the wiring diaram)
2) When you press the TEST/RESET button, the O.C LED
is turned on and the HiMP is tripped.
3) When you press the TEST/RESET button under HiMP is
tripped, the O.C LED is turned off and HiMP is reset.
Caution) For safety, when the motor is operating the TEST/RESET
button do not work.
4. Set the operating time

The operating time is set on the based on 600% of the rated
current in the characteristic curve by O-time (Operating time)
knob.
1) Set the operating time by considering the operating time
and start current according to the types of the load.
(EX: If the start current is 600% of the normal operation
current and the starting is 10 sec, set the time knob
around 11~12sec. with 10~20% margin)
2) Operate by cold curve at the first operating condition after
that operate by hot curve.
Caution) The HiMP can be tripped to protect the motor when the motor is
started a few times continuously. When a motor is frequently
changing the rotating direction (foward and reverse), set the
operating time longer.
5. Set the operating current

Set the current by considering the rated current of a motor
to protect from the over current.
1) Check if the rated current of a motor is within the current
setting range of an HiMP
2) Set the LOAD (Rated current) knob to the maximum
value and then start a motor.
3) Under normal motor operation, rotate the LOAD knob to
the counterclockwise until the O.C LED turned on and off.
The current at this point is over 105% rated current.
4) At this point, rotate the LOAD knob to the clockwise until
the O.C LED turned off. The current at this point is rated
current of motor.
Inverse (t5)
Operating Time (sec)
1. Cut the up stream power supply for safety
Operating Current Proportion
6. Check the LED operation

- Inverse 2CT : Protection for over current, phase failure, phase unbalance and restriction
- Inverse 3CT : Protection for over current, phase failure, phase unbalance and restriction
- Inverse 3CT/Reverse phase : Protection for over current, phase failure, phase unbalance, restriction and reverse phase
LED Signal
Condition
Remark
Red
Green
Normal
OFF
ON
Over Current
1)
Preliminary Alert
ON
and
OFF
OFF
0.3sec
interval
Phase Failure/
Progress of Phase
Unbalance.
OFF
ON
and
OFF
0.3sec
interval
Progress of
Over Current
ON
and
OFF
OFF
0.6sec
interval
Over Current Trip
ON
OFF
Operation
R-phase
Trip
Phase
Failure/
S-phase
Phase
(Except 2CT)
Unbalance
T-phase
2sec cycle
Irregular
ON and
OFF
2sec cycle
Irregular
ON and
OFF
2sec cycle
Irregular
ON and
OFF
1sec cycle
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1) When the current reaches the setting value (105%) over current preliminary alert operate; giving a signal without trip.
Hi Series
Reverse Phase
(Only N-Type)
Irregular
ON and
OFF
HiMP
Control and Setting Method(Definite Characteristics)
Function
LOAD(A) knob : Setting the rated current
O-Time(s) knob : Setting the operaing time for over current
TEST/RESET button
1) Test the trip state of HiMP before motor operation
2) Reset after that the HiMP is tripped
O.C/FAULT LED : Indication operation state for over current,
phase failure and restriction
Setting Method
2. Check the rated voltage and apply the control power to

A1 and A2 terminal
3. Check the TEST/RESET button operation
1) Check if the wiring is correct (Refer to the wiring diaram)
2) When you press the TEST/RESET button, the O.C LED
is turned on and the HiMP is tripped.
3) When you press the TEST/RESET button under HiMP is
tripped, the O.C LED is turned off and the HiMP is reset.
Caution) For safety, when the motor is operating the TEST/RESET
button do not work.
4. Set the operating time

The operating time is operated to the starting time and
normal operation.
1) Starting : After the operation is automatically delayed by
over current setting time, start operating the over current
portection
2) Normal : The HiMP is tripped after the selected operation
time.
3) Set the operation time by considering starting current and
starting time according to the load.
EX.) Set the operation time between 6sec and 8sec
Caution) The restriction operates, if the motor starting time comes to
exceed the setting time at over 300% of full load current.
Therefore excessive setting time could result in the failure of
the motor.
5. Set the operating current

Set the current by considering the rated current of a motor
to protect from the over current.
1) Check if the rated current of a motor is within the current
setting range of an HiMP
2) Set the LOAD (Rated current) knob to the maximum
value and then start a motor.
3) Under normal motor operation, rotate the LOAD knob to
the counterclockwise until the O.C LED turned on and off.
The current at this point is over 105% rated current.
4) At this point, rotate the LOAD knob to the clockwise until
the O.C LED turned off. The current at this point is rated
current of motor.
Definite Condition
Operating Time (sec)
1. Cut the up stream power supply for safety
Operating Current Proportion
6. Check the LED operation

- Definite 2CT : Protection for over current, phase failure, phase unbalance and restriction
LED Signal
Condition
Remark
Red
Green
Normal
OFF
ON
Over Current
1)
Preliminary Alert
ON
OFF
0.3sec
interval
Phase Failure/
Progress of Phase
Unbalance.
OFF
ON
and
OFF
0.3sec
interval
Progress of
Over Current
ON
and
OFF
OFF
0.6sec
interval
Over Current
ON
ON
Restriction
ON
and
OFF
ON
Operation
Trip
R-phase
Phase
S-phase
Failure/
(Except 2CT)
Phase
Unbalance
T-phase
3sec cycle
2sec cycle
Irregular
ON and
OFF
2sec cycle
Irregular
ON and
OFF
2sec cycle
1) When the current reaches the setting value (105%) over current preliminary alert operate; giving a signal without trip.
Hi Series
Irregular
ON and
OFF
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HiMP
Characteristic Curves
Inverse Condition (t1)
Definite Condition
Dimension Drawings
HiMP22K(H)-T/HiMP40K(H)-T/HiMP50K(H)-T
1
92
55
60
44
4.5
55.8
11.1
30.4
40.8
4.5
6-M3.5
70
8.2
The bottom dimension of installation braket for

DIN-RAIL (Addition 5mm height of product)
7.2
26.8
3- 12.7
15.8
29.6
75.4
Fig.1
HiMP22K(H)-S
55
13.4
72.4
6-M4
9.8
16.7
Installation braket for DIN-RAIL
30.4
Fig.2 (Refer to Fig.1 about the dimension not included)
Hi Series
HiMP40K(H)-S/HiMP50K(H)-S
52.7
72.4
69
6-M5
14
12.5
16.7
30.4
Installation braket for DIN-RAIL
HiMP
Dimension Drawings
HiMP22K(H)-P
62.3
52.5
82
35
4.6
20.8
11.3
13.4
3-M4
9.8
16.7
30.4
HiMP40K(H)-P
61.6
51.5
82.3
35
4.6
21.1
14.4
14
3-M5
12.5
16.7
30.4
HiMP50K(H)-P
24.2
74.1
51.5
84.3
35
4.6
23.1
16.2
3-M5
14
12.5
16.7
30.4
HiMP-CT80 ~ CT500
180
58
22.5
28.4
75.7
58
21
15
49
76
60
Fig.7
HiMP-CT630 ~ CT800
244
82
60
22
111
82
42
7
44
4- 7
82
245
80
100
Hi Series
Fig.8
71
HiMP
Wiring Diagram
Three Phase Wiring
Inclusing Outer CT
1) 3CT Type (Reverse phase) HiMP can not be used to the single phase motor.
Single Phase Wiring1)
HME
Electronic Motor Protector

EMP(Hyundai electronic motor protector) is a high tech device, which protects motors from damages by
detecting overload and phase loss.
Features
Various wiring methods are available for the main line, such as
Pin type, Screw type, and Tunnel type.
An EMP can be used as an ampere meter to measure the
actual load current, and can be adjusted up to 103% of actual
load current.
Test function enables the EMP to perform self-operating test
HME-E Series
and circuit test.

Both 110VAC and 220VAC are applicable on an EMP and
power consumption is optimized by adopting condenser drop
circuit.
Control circuit achieves high reliability under the inching and
pulsatory load.
Temperature compensating circuit prevents the EMP from
being influenced by ambient temperature.
HME-S Series
Large load protection is available through the external current

transformer type.
HME-H is the Pin type EMP, so it can be connected to a
magnetic contactor directly.
Hi Series
73
HME-H Series
HME

Technical Specification
HME-H Series
Type
HME-E Series
30
05
05
30
220 V
80 ~ 260 VAC
440 V
220 ~ 440 VAC
Control Voltage
Current Setting Range
3 ~ 30
05 ~ 6.5
Time Setting Range Time Delay

(Definite)
Operating Time
Reset
0.5 ~ 6.5
3 ~ 30
60
05
30
60
5 ~ 60
0.5 ~ 6.5
3 ~ 30
5 ~ 60
Not Applicable
0.2 sec ~ 30 sec
0.2 sec ~ 15 sec
0.2 sec ~ 10 sec
Manual
By pushing RESET button
Electrical
By cut-off control power
TEST
By pushing TEST button during setting time
Ambient
HME-S Series
Temperature
600 VAC
Operation
-15 ~ 60
Storage
-25 ~ 75
Humidity
-10 ~ 60
-55 ~ 85
40 ~ 85% RH
1C Contact
Auxiliary Contact
220 VA/5 A(Resistive Load)
Minimum Operating Current
103% of the setting current
Overload
15 times of setting current / Over 8 sec
Power Consumption
Less than 1 W
15%
Current
Tolerance
10%
Time
15%
Wiring
PIN
Screw or Tunnel
Tunnel
External current transformer type is available for over 60A, and the other specifications are the same with above table.
HME-H 80
HME-E 80
HME-S 80
HME-H 125
HME-E 125
HME-S 125
HME-H 200
HME-E 200
HME-S 200
HME-H 315
HME-E 315
HME-S 315
HME-H 400
HME-E 400
HME-S 400
HME-H 630
HME-E 630
HME-S 630
HME-H 750
HME-E 750
HME-S 750
HME S200
Time and Current Setting

1) Delay time setting (D-Time knob)
This setting applies in HME-S only.
The D-time knob is to be at the expected start time.
If the setting (D-Time) is shorter than appropriate starting time, the relay will be tripped through the
overload indicator and the operation will be delayed during the setting time.
2) Operating time setting (O-Time knob)
The O-Time knob is to be at the expected start time.
3) Current setting (Load knob)
After motor starting the load knob is to be turned in the counter-clockwise direction slowly until the
LED flickers.
This flickering point indicates 100% value of the actual load current. By the load knob, the actual load
current can be measured without an ammeter.
4) The load knob is to be turned in the clockwise direction until the LED light goes out. This point
indicates 103% of the actual load current.
Tripping Curves
Hi Series
<Fig 1.>
<Fig 1.> Example of the tripping. Curves for HME-H05, HME-E60

<Fig 2.> Example of the tripping. Curves for HME-S05, HME-S60
05 Type: 3 A set
60 Type: 30 A set
Time setting: 2 sec
<Fig 2.>
75
05 Type: 3 A set
60 Type: 30 A set
Time setting: 2 sec
HME
Relay Wiring Diagram
<Fig 3.> HME-H.E Type
<Fig 4.> HME-S Type
In case of HME-H, Tc(95) and L2 are connected.
CT Wiring Diagram
<Fig 5.>
<Fig 6.>
<Fig 7.>
<Fig 5.> The current range of the CT type EMP is based on one-turn of the main line on the CT.
<Fig 6.> When small load range is required, it is recommened to turn the main line more on the CT.
<Fig 7.> It is recommended to use secondary or additional CT when large load range is requested.

HME-H Type
HME-E Type
HME-S Type
Hi Series
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HME
WARNING
Notice of installation, operation, and maintenance
The product shall be handled with care during all procedures.
Only qualified persons shall carry out all works, and standardized tools shall be used.
Before and during wiring work, the up-steam breaker shall be cut off, and the line shall be
electrically isolated.
The appropriate torque shall be applied during wiring work, and the wiring tightness shall be
checked periodically.
Missed or damaged parts and / or products shall be replaced immediately.
Appropriate frequency, current, and voltage shall be applied to the product.
The product shall be operated after appropriate adjustment work.
The installation condition shall be checked periodically.
Lubricating, vibration, humidity, corrosive gas, and any abnormal condition are prohibited.
Excessively repeating operations shall be avoided.
Dust and external materials shall not get into the product at any time.
If not, electric shock, fire, and / or injury can be resulted.
NOTICE
Notice of transport and storage
The product shall be kept in a packaged condition.
Hand carry is prohibited on the heavy-weighted product.

If not, injury can be resulted.
Safety Notice
This catalog is subject to be up-dated without notice.
Please contact the representative of Hyundai Heavy Industries for further information.
HHIS-WC-LE-B31-02, 2005. 8 Designed by Design Korea
www.hyundai-elec.com
Head Office
1 Jeonha-dong, Dong-gu, Ulsan, Korea

Tel. 82-52-230-8101~8
Fax. 82-52-230-8100
Seoul
(Sales & Marketing)
HYUNDAI B/D, 140-2, Gye-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea

Tel. 82-2-746-7589, 7510, 8474
Fax. 82-2-746-7648
Orlando
3452 Lake Lynda Drive, Suite 110, Orlando, Florida U.S.A. 32817
Tel. 1-407-249-7350
Fax.1-407-275-4940
London
2nd Floor, The Triangle, 5-17 Hammersmith Grove London, W6 0LG, UK

Tel. 44-20-8741-0501
Fax. 44-20-8741-5620
Tokyo
8th Fl., Yurakucho Denki Bldg.1-7-1, Yuraku-cho, Chiyoda-gu, Tokyo, Japan 100-0006
Tel. 81-3-3212-2076, 3215-7159
Fax. 81-3-3211-2093
Cairo
Apartment No. 503, 5th Fl., Bldg. No. 7 Block 2, 9th Division, El-nasr Road, New Maadi, Cairo, Egypt
Tel. 20-2-520-0148~9
Fax. 20-2-754-7528
Sofia
41, Rojen Blvd. 1271, Sofia Bulgaria

Tel. 359-2-938-1068, 936-0300
Fax. 359-2-936-0742
Yangzhong
Lianzhong Avenue, Xinba Scientific and Technologic Zone, Yangzhong City, Jiangsu Province, China(212-212)
(Jiangsu Hyundai Nanzi Electric Co., Ltd.)
Tel. 86-511-842-0666, 0212
Fax. 86-511-842-0668

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Separate Mounting Unit for HiTH

Mechanical Interlock Unit

Aux. Contact Block

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Separate Connection Cable

Earth Leakage Protection

Short Circuit Protection

HiMP - CBL 1.5

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Digital Motor Protection Relay / Standard Type

Wiring Method Frame Applied MC

Current Rated Current

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Technical Data of Contactors

Rated Insulation Voltage

Rated Operational Voltage

Operating Frequency per hour(AC3) times

Screw & DIN-Rail

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AC making and AC breaking capacity are 50 operations.

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Rated Operational Current for DC-loads.

DC-3, DC-5 duty

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