Eaton EMR-3000-2B0EB1 Motor Relay - 50/60 Hz
Part Number: EMR-3000-2B0EB1
Quick Summary
Eaton motor relay EMR-3000-2B0EB1 delivers reliable motor control for industrial automation applications. This compact, feature-rich relay is designed to simplify wiring, protection, and diagnostics across automated lines. In practice, engineers seek solutions that reduce downtime and improve fault isolation when integrating motor control with PLCs, HMIs, and fieldbus networks. Key considerations include robust interfaces such as URTD and IRIG-B, and modular communications over RS-485 for PROFIBUS-DP. While this module is compatible with Eaton’s E-Series ecosystem, verify compliance and certifications with the manufacturer to ensure regional approvals. By combining ample I/O, current protection, and durable construction, it supports improved uptime, safer operation, and streamlined maintenance in industrial automation environments.
Product Information
Extended Description
EMR-3000-2B0EB1 Eaton: Eaton motor relay, 5A, 1A, Motor, over D-Sub / RS-485, Conformal Coated Circuit Boards, 19-300Vdc, 40-250Vac, 50/60 Hz, Projection, Current Protection and Metering, URTD Interface, IRIG-B
Product Name
Eaton motor relay
Catalog Number
EMR-3000-2B0EB1
UPC
786679144992
Product Length/Depth
8.06 in
Product Height
8.62 in
Product Width
6.82 in
Product Weight
5.82 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Compliances
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Application
Motor
Type
Motor relay
Analog inputs
0
Phase current
5A, 1A
Analog outputs
0
Digital inputs
4
Digital outputs
4
I/O options
IRIG-B URTD Interface
PROFIBUS-DP
over D-Sub / RS-485
Sensing inputs
Current Protection and Metering
Zone selective interlocking
1
Frequency rating
50/60 Hz
Mounting method
Projection
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Introduction to Eaton's E-Series Relay, Step 1: Physical Connections
Eaton Specification Sheet - EMR-3000-2B0EB1
Feature: 5A, 1A phase current rating with current protection and metering → Business impact: protects motors from overcurrent events and enables runtime diagnostics, reducing unplanned downtime. Application: conveyor drives and machine tools where motor load varies. Feature: 4 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs → Business impact: flexible local control and interlocking without additional controllers, lowering wiring costs and panel space. Application: packaging lines and assembly cells requiring fast, reliable I/O. Feature: I/O options URTD Interface and IRIG-B support → Business impact: precise time-stamping and synchronized data for diagnostics and control systems, improving traceability. Application: batch processes and critical motion control. Feature: PROFIBUS-DP over D-Sub RS-485 → Business impact: seamless integration with legacy PLCs and field buses, reducing integration risk. Application: industrial networks with DI/DO interlocks. Feature: Conformal coated circuit boards → Business impact: enhanced reliability in damp/humid environments, lowering maintenance costs. Application: outdoor or harsh factory settings. Feature: Projection mounting and compact dimensions (8.06 in L x 8.62 in H x 6.82 in W) at 5.82 lb → Business impact: easier installation in tight control panels, faster commissioning. Application: panel builders and retrofit projects. Feature: 50/60 Hz operation and wide sensing capabilities → Business impact: universal compatibility with standard industrial power systems, ensuring stable operation. Application: general motor control across industries. Feature: Warranty as per Eaton policy (one year from installation or 18 months from shipment) → Business impact: reduces total cost of ownership and provides post-sale support. Application: procurement and long-term maintenance planning.
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FAQs
EMR-3000-2B0EB1 communicates over PROFIBUS-DP using a D-Sub RS-485 interface, so plan the panel wiring to keep shielded RS-485 lines short and free from high-current conductors. Use the 4DI/4DO I/O to interlock motor start/stop signals and wire URTD/IRIG-B for time-critical diagnostics. Confirm the network’s baud rate and addressing per the host PLC, then perform a staged boot to verify bus topology and device acknowledgment.
The unit provides 5A and 1A phase current protection/meters, with 4 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs. It operates at 50/60 Hz and supports IRIG-B URTD interfaces for time synchronization, along with RS-485 PROFIBUS-DP communications. This combination enables precise motor control, fast interlocks, and reliable data exchange within standard industrial power environments.
Yes. With current protection/meters, multiple I/O points, and robust fieldbus support, EMR-3000-2B0EB1 is well-suited for conveyors and packaging lines where reliable motor control, quick fault detection, and tight interlocks are essential. Its conformal coating enhances reliability in challenging factory environments, reducing maintenance frequency and downtime.
Compliance details for EMR-3000-2B0EB1 are controlled by the manufacturer. While common Eaton motor relays often align with major standards, always request current certification documentation from Eaton to confirm CE, UL, IP ratings, and region-specific approvals before deployment in regulated environments.
The product warranty is one year from installation or 18 months from shipment, whichever comes first, providing post-sale support and reducing owner risk. Combined with 4DI/4DO I/O, robust diagnostics, and straightforward integration into an Eaton ecosystem, this translates to lower maintenance costs, faster deployment, and improved uptime for automated production lines.