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- 12 months
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ABB 1SFL447001R1111
AF140-30-11-11 Contact Relay
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Product Description
The AF140-30-11-11 Contact Relay is a robust solution designed to control motors up to 75 kW / 400 V AC (AC-3) or 100 hp / 480 V UL and switching power circuits up to 200 A (AC-1) or 200 A UL general use. It features a wide control voltage range of 24-60 V 50/60 Hz and 20-60 V DC, ensuring reliable operation even in unstable networks.
The relay's surge protection is built-in, providing a compact solution for your needs. It also comes with pre-mounted auxiliary contacts and double clamp, making it easy to integrate into your system.
With its block type design, the AF140-30-11-11 Contact Relay can be easily extended with add-on auxiliary contact blocks and a wide range of accessories. This versatile relay is perfect for managing large control voltage variations and reducing panel energy consumptions.
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Trusted supplier — Spain, member since 2026- Availability:
- 5 pcs.On RequestUpdated at: 04-09-2026
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
New Factory Sealed - A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original manufacturer-sealed packaging.
The Seller is responsible for shipping the product and invoicing
Specifications
- Brand
- ABB
- Number of Main Contacts NO
- 3
- Number of Main Contacts NC
- 0
- Number of Auxiliary Contacts NO
- 1
- Number of Auxiliary Contacts NC
- 1
- Rated Operational Voltage
- Main Circuit 690 V
- Rated Frequency (f)
- Main Circuit 50 / 60 Hz
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- 12 months
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- 68 pcs.In-StockUpdated at: 04-09-2026
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Trusted supplier — Turkey, member since 2026, 10–19 employees- Warranty:
- 12 months
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