ABB Auxiliary Contact, 1 Contact, 1 NC, CA4, Front, 6 A, 600 V dc, 690V ac, 1SBN010110R1001 CA4-01

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RS Stock No.:
711-6329
Mfr. Part No.:
1SBN010110R1001 CA4-01
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Number of Contacts

1

Product Type

Auxiliary Contact

Normal State Configuration

1 NC

Series

CA4

Mount Type

Front

Contact Current

6A

Terminal Type

Screw

Pole and Throw Configuration

1P

Contact Voltage

600, 690V dc

Operational Current Ie

6A

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Mounting Location

Front Side

Rated Insulation Voltage Ui

690V

Mechanical Durability

10Mcycles

Maximum Operating Temperature

70°C

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
CZ

ABB Auxiliary Contact, Screw Terminals, 6A Current Rating - CA4 Series - 1SBN010110R1001 CA4-01


Want to add snappy signalling to your system? Loop in this ABB auxiliary contact. It attaches to a contactor and works as part of a larger system to notify a controller when the contactor switches. With its instantaneous contacts, the device instantly opens and closes its circuit to send signals in a flash. Installation is trouble-free, as the unit slots onto a contactor's front plate. There's no need to worry about handling wires, thanks to screw terminals that keep your fingers clear while securing conductors.

Features & Benefits


• Handles up to 1,200 cycles an hour to keep up with fast-switching systems

• Accepts wires sized between 0.75 and 2.5mm² for versatile installation

• Tackles surge voltages up to 6kV, cutting the risk of hardware damage from electrical hazards

• Insulating plastic body minimises exposure to hazardous loads for safe handling

Applications


• Automated assembly lines

• Packing plants

• Automotive industry

Why should I signal a control device when my contactor switches?


Control devices oversee complex setups. By telling yours when a contactor has switched, it can tell other linked components to turn on or off, which keeps your automated process running without a glitch.