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The high power contactor is engineered for AC-3 applications, accommodating up to 330A and 200kW at a voltage of 440V. It features a coil voltage range of 48-130V AC/DC, which contributes to low power consumption. The integrated auxiliary contact block includes 1NO and 1NC configurations, enhancing functionality. With a maximum operating rate of 600 cycles per hour and operational capability in ambient temperatures ranging from -25°C to 60°C, this contactor is suitable for demanding environments.
Certified under multiple standards including CB Scheme and CE, the contactor offers a mechanical durability of up to 8 million cycles, ensuring long-term reliability. Notably, it includes Local Contact Wear Diagnosis (CWD) for continuous monitoring, along with visual health and alarm indicators. The design allows for easy maintenance without the need to disconnect cables, and the overload relay can be directly mounted beneath the contactor.
Physical dimensions are compact at 290mm x 140mm x 209mm (H x W x D), allowing for space-saving installation in control panels. The contactor's protective features include IP2X rating, compliant with IEC 60529, ensuring safety against accidental contact. It is designed for robust operation at altitudes up to 3000m without derating.
This product, designated as LC1G, meets various environmental regulations and is compliant with Green Premium standards, ensuring its sustainability in operation.
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