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DESCRIPTION
The Modular Contactor 4 Pole 63A-A Type is an electrical component designed for use in various control and power distribution systems. It provides a versatile and reliable solution for controlling electrical circuits in various applications, offering ease of installation, durability, and compatibility with different systems and environments.
Features & Function:
- Modular Design
- 4 Pole Configuration
- 63A Current Rating
- Type A
- Control Mechanism
- Versatile Applications
- Reliability and Durability
Specification:
- 240V Coil
- 4 Pole
- Din Rail Mount
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63 amperes (Ac1-Ac7a), where:
- Ac1 denotes resistive loads,
- Ac3 indicates inductive loads, and
- Ac7a refers to slightly inductive loads commonly found in household appliances.
- 25 amperes (Ac7b) pertains to motor loads utilized in household appliances.
- IP20
- SAA Approval
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