CC130/4SAD200

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Contactors (Electromechanical)

Contactors are devices used in electrical systems to control, protect, and isolate electrical circuits by switching power on and off. CC130/4SAD200 is a type of contactor designed to provide reliable power control in industrial applications, and is suitable for use in medium and low voltage motor control, lighting systems and heating systems. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of CC130/4SAD200.

Application Field

CC130/4SAD200 is designed for use in medium and low voltage motor control, lighting systems and heating systems. Its wide range of features and specifications make it suitable for a wide variety of applications, including:

• Large motor control and protection
• Small appliance and equipment control
• Large lighting and heating control
• Industrial process control

The CC130/4SAD200 contactor has the ability to switch both AC and DC loads, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. It has a rated current of up to 130A and a rated voltage of up to 400V.

Working Principle

The CC130/4SAD200 contactor works by controlling the flow of electrical current between an AC or DC power source and the load. When the contactor is switched on, an electromagnet attracts an armature to close the contacts, allowing electrical current to flow to the load. When the contactor is switched off, the electromagnet releases the armature, which opens the contacts and interrupts the flow of electrical current to the load. The contactor is equipped with a wide range of protection features such as overload protection, thermal protection, and arc protection.

The contactor is activated by an external control signal, such as an AC or DC voltage, which is applied to the control coil. When the control signal is present, the coil creates a magnetic field which attracts the armature and closes the contacts. When the control signal is not present, the coil releases the armature and the contacts open.

Conclusion

The CC130/4SAD200 is a reliable and versatile contactor designed for use in medium and low voltage motor control, lighting systems and heating systems. It is capable of switching both AC and DC loads and has a wide range of protection features. The contactor is activated by an external control signal, such as an AC or DC voltage, applied to the control coil. This article has discussed the application field and working principle of the CC130/4SAD200 contactor.

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