CC9/4SA480-60HZ

The CC9/4SA480-60HZ is an electromechanical device, commonly referred to as a contactor. First introduced in the 1930s, contactors are often used in industrial and commercial applications to switch or control circuits. A contactor is generally a combination of two or more circuits and uses electrical inputs such as a motor, transformer, pilot lamp, or control switch.

The CC9/4SA480-60HZ is a highly-specialized contactor for the 60-Hz frequency. It is designed to control loads up to 480 Volts in any combination of resistive or inductive. It can also provide two simultaneous switching actions when controlling 230 Volt lights and motor circuits.

The working principle of the CC9/4SA480-60HZ is based on electro-magnetism. It consists of a series of contact points, an electromagnet, and an armature. When the circuit is energized, the electromagnet creates a magnetic pull, which causes the armature to move and press against the contact points. This causes the circuit to be closed, and the device to become operational.

The CC9/4SA480-60HZ has a multitude of applications. It is ideal for any environment requiring switching operations between circuits of up to 480 volts. This includes industrial applications such as production and machine automation, manufacturing processes, generator control systems, conveyor systems, and control systems. It is also suitable for commercial applications such as lighting and HVAC systems, as well as residential applications such as motor controllers and security systems.

In summary, the CC9/4SA480-60HZ is an electromechanical device used for controlling and switching electrical circuits. It consists of contact points, an electromagnet, and an armature. When the circuit is energized, the electromagnet creates a pull, and the armature presses against the contact points, closing the circuit. The CC9/4SA480-60HZ is ideal for industrial, commercial, and residential applications that require controlling and switching operations up to 480 Volts.