CC130/4SA500

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Contactors (Electromechanical) are devices that can switch an electrical supply on and off in response to a signal. This type of device is commonly found in domestic and industrial applications and are used to control the power of devices such as motors, heating and cooling systems, and security systems. The CC130/4SA500 contactors are typically used in applications which require high current ratings and where there is a large amount of power switching, such as those found in electric pumps and marine environments.

The CC130/4SA500 contactors are designed for high-current, high-energy switching applications. The contactor contains four magnetic cores, each with a pair of poles. Each core can carry up to 350 A at 400 V AC. The contactor also has a power rating of up to 2500 A, making it suitable for a variety of industrial applications.

The contactor is designed to be used in conjunction with a relay, timer, or power supply. This allows the contactor to be triggered in response to a signal or command. The contactor can be triggered manually, with the aid of an external mechanical switch, or remotely via a signal from a relay, timer, or power supply. This allows the contactor to be used in a variety of applications, such as lighting control, heating and cooling system control, and security systems.

The CC130/4SA500 contactors are designed to be used with a wide variety of AC and DC voltages, ranging from 110V to 400V AC, and up to 300V DC. The contactors are designed with safety in mind, and are certified for use in areas where there is a risk of fire or electric shock. The contactors are also designed to have a long life, with the magnet cores able to withstand over 10 million cycles of operation.

The working principle of the CC130/4SA500 contactors is relatively simple. When the contactor is triggered, the internal magnetic cores become energized and the contactor closes. This allows current to pass through the contactor and the device or system connected to it. When the contactor is de-energized, the contactor will open, interrupting the current and preventing further power from flowing.

Although contactors are generally simple in design and operation, they offer a vital service in many industrial and domestic applications. With their high current ratings and long life expectancy, the CC130/4SA500 contactors are well-suited for applications that require reliable and efficient power switching.

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