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Under 430.35, are automatically started motors generally allowed to have their overloads shunted during starting?
No, not generally (430.35(B)). Shunting is allowed only if ALL four conditions are met: (1) the starting period exceeds the time delay of available overload devices; (2) a listed means senses motor rotation and prevents shunting if the motor fails to start; (3) the shunting time is limited to less than the motor's locked-rotor time rating; (4) the motor shuts down and needs a manual restart if running condition is not reached