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50 Amps 4 Pole AC contactor 24V/110V/220V Coil

This lightweight and convenient bypass AC contactor with 4P (4NO) or 4P (2NO+2NC) contact form, it has a lot coil voltage to choose like 24V, 110V, 220V. And when the voltage is at 380V, the rated current is 50A; voltage is at 660V, rated current is 39A. 4 pole contactor relay can be used for a long time and is also affordable.
SKU: CCHN-ACCON-050
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50 Amps AC Contactor Features

The 50 Amps bypass AC contactor can control 15 kW 3-phase squirrel-cage motor under AC-3 220V, 22 kW motor under AC-3 380V, and 33kW motor under AC-3 660V. Low power consumption and widely used in various applications with frequency 50Hz/60Hz.

50 Amps AC Contactor Specifications

Model CCHN-CJX2-50
Rated Operational Current (AC-3) 380V 50A
660V 39A
Conventional Heating Current 80A
Rated Insulation Voltage 690V
Power of Controllable 3-phase Squirrel-cage Motor (AC-3) 220V 15kW
380V 22kW
660V 33kW
Operational Frequency (AC-3) Electric Life 600 times/h
Mechanical Life 3600 times/h
Service Life Electric Life (104 times) 60
Mechanical Life (104 times) 800
Matching Fusing Model RT16-63
Average Power Consumption (20℃) @ 50Hz Pick-up 230VA
Holding 32VA
Unit weught(kg) 4P (4N/O) 1.32
4P (2N/O+2N/C) 1.37
Ambient Temperature -5℃~+40℃
Altittude ≤2000m
Rail Size 75mm
Class of Pollution Class 3
Installation Category

50 Amps AC Contactor Dimensions

4P (4NO) AC contact

cjx2-50

4P (2NO+2NC) AC contact

ac contactor

Tips

The contactor can be divided into an AC contactor and a DC contactor according to the type of the controlled current. AC contactors are widely used as breaking and control circuits for electric power. It uses the main contact to open and close the circuit, and the auxiliary contact to execute the control command. The main contacts generally have only normally open contacts, while the auxiliary contacts often have two pairs of contacts with normally open and normally closed functions. Small contactors are often used as intermediate relays in conjunction with the main circuit.