500A 2 pole DC reversing contactor is used to change the direction of rotation in alternating current motors, start them gently and monitor their load, widely used in auto electric winches, telecommunication equipment, engineering machinery and other electric control systems.
Specification
| Model |
CCHN-ADC500-I |
| Coil Rated Voltage (Optional) |
12V/24V/48V |
| Rated Current |
12A |
| Contact Form (Optional) |
2NO, 2NC |
| Pole |
2 Pole |
| Contact Resistance |
≤30mΩ |
| Contact Voltage Drop |
≤80mV (at 80A) |
| Insulation Resistance |
≥50mΩ |
| Overload Current |
≤4le, >1s |
| Pull-in Voltage |
≤70%Us |
| Release Voltage |
5%-40%Us |
| Load Terminal Type |
M6 External Thread |
| Working Style |
Short Term |
| Load Endurance (Resistive) α |
≥20000 Times |
| Load Wiring Torque |
8-10N.m |
| Coil Wiring Torque |
0.5-0.8N.m |
| Vibration |
3.5g, 10~200Hz, 1/2 Sine Wave (Energized) |
| Temperature |
-40℃~85℃ |
| Humidity |
5%~95%RH |
| Contact Bounce Time |
≤5ms |
| Pick-up Time |
≤30ms |
| Release Time |
≤30ms |
| Medium Pressure Resistance |
Between Main Contact |
50Hz/60Hz, 1500VAC/1min |
| Between Main Contact and Coil |
50Hz/60Hz, 1500VAC/1min |
| Insulation Resistance |
Initial State |
100mΩ, 1min |
| After Electrical Life |
50mΩ, 1min |
| Impact |
Stability |
20g (power on) |
| Strength |
50g |
| Mechanical Durability |
≥1000000 Times |
| Dimension |
86mm*5Imm*78mm |
Coil Parameter
| Coil Voltage |
Pull-in Voltage |
Release Voltage |
Coil Resistance |
Coil Power Consumption |
| 12V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
6Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
| 24V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
24Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
| 36V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
54Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
| 48V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
96Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
| 60V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
150Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
| 72V |
≤70%Us |
5%-40%Us |
216Ω±10% |
24W±10% |
Dimension (Unit: mm)

Wiring Diagram

Applications

Tips: DC reverse contactor applications
DC reverse contactors are widely used in many fields, mainly where the direction of DC motors needs to be controlled. Common application areas include:
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Electric vehicles and rail transit: In electric vehicles and electric vehicles, reverse contactors are used to control the forward and reverse rotation of the motor to achieve the forward and reverse functions of the vehicle. Trains in rail transit also use reverse contactors to control their running direction.
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Industrial automation: In industrial production lines, DC reverse contactors are used to drive and control various DC motors to achieve forward and reverse motion of mechanical equipment, such as conveyor belts, elevators, etc.
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Renewable energy systems: In solar and wind power generation systems, reverse contactors are used to control the direction of current flow to optimize power transmission and storage efficiency.
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Battery management system: In large-scale energy storage systems and battery management, reverse contactors are used to switch the direction of current, manage the charge and discharge process, and improve system reliability.