ABB AF52-30-00-11 AF Contactor, 24 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 100 A, 22 kW, 3NO, 690 V ac

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RS Stock No.:
800-7185
Distrelec Article No.:
304-01-607
Mfr. Part No.:
1SBL367001R1100 AF52-30-00-11
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Coil Voltage

24 V ac/dc

Number of Poles

3

Contact Voltage Rating

690 V ac

Contact Current Rating

100 A

Power Rating

22 kW

Range

AF52-30-00-11

Series

AF

Normal State Configuration

3NO

Number Of Auxiliary Contacts

0

Terminal Type

Screw

Length

55mm

Width

125.5mm

Depth

111mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+70°C

Pole and Throw Configuration

3P

RoHS Status: Not Applicable

COO (Country of Origin):
FR

ABB Contactor, 22kW Power Rating, 100A Contact Current Rating - AF Series - 1SBL367001R1100 AF52-30-00-11


This contactor from ABB is designed to switch power to the electric circuits of a device on and off. A contact voltage rating of 690V AC and a current rating of 100A make it suitable for use in heavy-duty equipment. Thanks to its broad operating temperature range between -40°C and +70°C, this unit can withstand harsh environments. It comes with integrated surge protection, eliminating the need for an external surge suppressor and saving space in tight setups.

Features & Benefits


• Screw terminals for simple installation and stable electrical connections
• Power rating of 22kW for reliability in high-power operations

Applications


• Lighting fixtures
• Electric motors
• Consumer electronics
• Safety systems
• Transformers

How does this contactor work?


When current passes through the integrated electromagnetic coil of the contactor, this creates a magnetic field that activates the contacts to move in a specific way based on their design. As this is a normally open contactor, the contacts will come together, closing and allowing the current to flow through the circuit. When the power is cut off, the contacts will re-open, causing the circuits to be de-energised.