CC75LA208-60HZ

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Contactors (Electromechanical) are used to switch electrical current on and off in a circuit. The CC75LA208-60HZ is one type of contactors. It is used in motors, pumps and other electrical systems to automatically switch power on and off at a predetermined level.

The construction of the contactor consists of an armature, a coil, moving contacts, static contacts and an enclosure. The armature is a piece of metal, usually made from iron, which has a surface mounted onto it. The coil is located inside the enclosure, and is made from copper wire. When the current is switched on, the coil induces a magnetic field which attracts the armature. This causes the armature to move and make contact with two static contacts, thus completing the circuit.

The CC75LA208-60HZ contactor is designed to switch power in electrical applications where a large amount of voltage is present. It is mainly used to control motors in machinery and other industrial systems. The contactor has a high current capability and can be used with voltages up to 600V. It also has an operating frequency of 60 hertz, making it suitable for applications running in North America. The protective enclosure reduces the risks of spark generation, and reduces contactor corrosion due to its limited contact with the atmosphere.

The contactor features manual resetting capabilities, enabling a technician to manually switch on the contactor in the event of a power interruption or fuse blow out. The contactor’s enclosure is made from aluminum and its contacts are made from copper for robust and reliable performance.

The CC75LA208-60HZ contactor is designed for industrial applications where power is frequently switched on and off. Its mechanical design and construction make it reliable and efficient. Its durable construction ensures that the contactor will serve for many years of service.

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