ABB ESB25-40N-01 ESB Contactor, 24 V Coil, 4-Pole, 25 A, 17.3 kW, 4NO

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RS Stock No.:
211-1460
Distrelec Article No.:
302-42-209
Mfr. Part No.:
1SAE231111R0140
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Coil Voltage

24 V

Number of Poles

4

Contact Current Rating

25 A

Power Rating

17.3 kW

Range

ESB25-40N-01

Series

ESB

Function

Safety

Normal State Configuration

4NO

Number Of Auxiliary Contacts

0

Width

36mm

Length

65mm

Depth

85mm

Control Voltage

24 V

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+55°C

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

ABB Contactor, 6kV Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage, 500V Rated Insulation Voltage - ESB Series - 1SAE231111R0140


For snappy device switching, clip this contactor from ABB onto your DIN rail. It has a 17.3kW power rating and 25A contact current rating, so it's a smart choice for use with demanding industrial applications, such as high-power motors and HVAC systems. Routine maintenance and troubleshooting are a breeze, thanks to a red and green indicator on the front that clearly shows the contactor's status.

Features & Benefits


• Screw terminals achieve secure and vibration-resistant connections
• Built-in overvoltage protection minimises the risk of equipment damage caused by electrical faults
• Electrical service life of over 130,000 cycles ensures long-lasting operation and low maintenance
• Measures just 36 (W) x 85 (H) x 65mm (D), so it fits neatly into standard enclosures

Applications


• Manufacturing industry
• Lighting systems
• Material handling

What's the difference between a relay and a contactor?


A relay switches its contacts using an internal electromagnet activated by an electrical charge. A contactor, like this one, operates on a similar principle but it handles much larger loads, making it ideal for demanding power-management tasks.