Siemens 72NG34AFP Series E02 Elevator Soft Starter – Solid State Motor Starter

This hydraulic motor starter includes 72NG34AFA elevator starter and 42FE35AF757R contactor found in ThyssenKrupp, Otis, KONE, Schindler and Mitsubishi systems.

This Siemens Series E02 soft starter is a solid-state reduced-voltage motor starter designed for elevator drive systems requiring controlled starts and stops, optimized motor torque, and minimized electrical stress. Built for 480 V line service with a 130 amp rated output, this unit supports soft starting of 40–100 HP motors in delta configurations and is suitable for many hydraulic elevator applications.
The control power section operates at 110/120 V, while the main SCR modules are wired inside the starter enclosure for dependable performance. Commonly found in industrial elevator control panels and offered as replacement or spare for Siemens 72G-series elevator drives, this starter appeals to service technicians maintaining legacy Siemens elevator installations and compatible with broad OEM hydraulic elevator equipment.

• Series: Siemens Series E02 solid-state elevator soft starter
• Identifier: 72NG34AFP (primary replaceable part number used by distributors)
• Rated Current: 130 A @ nominal line
• Voltage: 480 V AC main line; 110/120 V control power
• Application: Reduced voltage soft start for elevator motors
• Motor HP Range (approx): 40 HP @ 200 V, 50 HP @ 230 V, 100 HP @ 460 V
• Configuration: Delta motor connection / in-delta wiring
• SCR Solid-State Control with built-in protection functions
• Designed for elevator drive systems and industrial motor control applications

This elevator soft starter is offered as new old stock in original packaging. Product offered with the original setup guide. 

Limited DOA / Functional Warranty

• 30 days from delivery
• Includes a limited seller warranty against defects at time of shipment
• Covered by a limited inspection and functionality assurance
• Eligible for return if found non-functional upon initial receipt
  
• No coverage for installation errors or field damage

Ensure all electrical equipment is installed and commissioned by qualified elevator technicians or licensed electricians in accordance with applicable codes and safety standards; proper application and compliance with site electrical requirements are the responsibility of the installer.