Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact, 2 Contact, 2NO, Front Mount 100F

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RS Stock No.:
238-1036
Mfr. Part No.:
100-FA20
Brand:
Allen Bradley
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Brand

Allen Bradley

Number of Contacts

2

Normal State Configuration

2NO

Mounting Style

Front Mount

Series

100F

Contact Current Rating

10 A

Terminal Type

Screw

Pole and Throw Configuration

DPST

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

MCS Auxiliary Contact Modules


10A rated (AC1)
Blocks per contactor 2 side + 1 top (max. 8 contacts)
Min. switching 17V 5mA (DIN 19240)

Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact For Use With 100-C Contactors, AC/DC Control - 100-FA20


Use this Allen Bradley auxiliary contact from Rockwell Automation for signal switching in your industrial equipment. It's designed for use with contactors in the 100-C series and is mechanically linked to the main control circuit. This means that it switches at the same time as the contactors to activate secondary control functions like remote status indication. The contact's terminals are located out of reach of your fingers to avoid accidental touching of live parts, ensuring safe operation. You'll find this unit used on industrial motors.

• Rated impulse withstand voltage of 6kV to handle sudden power surges without damage
• Broad operating temperature range of -40°C to +60°C for use in challenging conditions
• Can be used on both AC and DC circuits for versatility
• IP20 rating indicates that it's protected from objects larger than 12mm in size

Standards and Certifications


• CE
• cULus
• IEC
• CCC

How do I mount this auxiliary contact?


This auxiliary contact is designed to be front mounted directly onto the contactor. The process is simple and doesn't need any tools, so saves you time and effort.