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SANTERNOSoft starters

ASA SANTERNO industrial soft starter

Santerno’s static soft starter for controlled starting and stopping of three-phase induction motors, spanning 5.5 to 600 kW.

Final configuration, availability and supply terms are confirmed after reviewing project requirements.

Model selection & inquiry

Product-family overview

The ASA soft starter is a static starter for three-phase induction motors from 5.5 to 600 kW, with a 200–690 V voltage range and 11–1200 A current range. Several starting methods are supported (voltage/torque ramp, current limitation and current ramp) along with soft stop on a timed voltage ramp. Modbus RTU communication, a multilingual graphic display and counters for starts, operating hours and consumed energy are included; its main benefits are lower inrush current, reduced supply-voltage dip and less mechanical stress on couplings, gearboxes, pumps, fans and conveyors.

  • Power range 5.5–600 kW at 200–690 V and 11–1200 A
  • Multiple starting methods and timed voltage-ramp soft stop
  • Modbus RTU with start, operating-hour and energy counters
Brand
SANTERNO
Product category
Soft starters
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Selection, commissioning & support

Selection information

  • Motor nameplate and supply voltage
  • Load type and starting frequency
  • Panel conditions and existing protection equipment

Related services

Send the equipment model, motor nameplate, load type and installation conditions to the technical team. Power, voltage and features must be confirmed in the documentation of the exact model.

Frequently asked questions

Which technical documents are available for ASA?
The following verified documents are recorded for ASA: hardware manual. They can be downloaded from the catalog and manuals section on this page.
What is needed for a price and availability quote?
Send the equipment model, a motor nameplate photo, the load type and installation conditions through the contact page. Final configuration and supply terms are confirmed after the project requirements are reviewed.
How is the ASA model selected?
Selection is assessed against: Motor nameplate and supply voltage; Load type and starting frequency; Panel conditions and existing protection equipment.

Catalog & manuals · ASA

Download the catalog, hardware manual (HW) and firmware manual (FW) for each family directly from the links below. Each PDF can be saved; check that the document matches your equipment model and version before use.

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