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Siemens 3RF2370-3BA04
Solid State Contactor, 70A, 460V, 24VDC Coil, Ring
Product Description
The solid-state contactor features a robust design suitable for 1-phase applications, accommodating a rated operation current of 70 Amps at voltages from 230 VAC to 460 VAC. It utilizes a 24 VDC control voltage, ensuring instantaneous switching capabilities.
With a compact relay width of 22.5 mm and a heat sink width of 135 mm, this component is engineered for efficient thermal management. The product's switching characteristics conform to UL standards, specifically UL File E143112 in Volume 1, Section 8, ensuring reliability and safety in various industrial applications.
Since May 21, 2018, modifications have been made to the dimensions and drill pattern, which can be confirmed through the Industry Online Support platform.
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Trusted supplier — Germany, member since 2024
- Availability:
- 0 pcs.On RequestUpdated at: 04-09-2026
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- Siemens
- Number of phases
- 1
- Modular version
- Operating voltage
- 48 V
- Voltage type for actuating
- DC
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-1
- 70 A
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-51
- 70 A
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Datasheet for Siemens 3RF2370-3BA04, including specifications and features.
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