100S-C43KJ22C Allen Bradley 100S-C Contactor, 24 V ac Coil, 3 Pole, 43 A, 5NO + 2NC

100S-C, 3 Pole Safety Contactors 2N/O & 2N/C_x000D_ Redundant contactors to isolate motor (hazardous motion)_x000D_ Positively guided main contacts_x000D_ Red contact housings for easy identification as safety device_x000D_ Protective cover prevents manual operation - yet the window allows visible ON/OFF status_x000D_ Note_x000D_ DC versions incorporate a diode protection circuit_x000D_ Allen Bradley 3-Pole Safety Contactor, 24V AC Coil, 43A - 100S-C43KJ22C_x000D_ Use this safety contactor from Rockwell Automation's Allen Bradley range to protect your high current devices. It's designed to let you remotely control current flow in machines that need switching on and off repeatedly, as this helps to prolong their lifespan. Its compact size means the unit takes up minimal space and is suitable for smaller applications. It's equipped with four (two normally open, two normally closed) positively guided auxiliary contacts to protect against current overload in powerful electric motors._x000D_ • Screw terminal for easy and reliable wiring• Protective cover to prevent tampering• Operating temperature between -25°C and +60°C for versatile use in industrial environments_x000D_ Standards and Certifications_x000D_ • IEC 947-5-1 (International Electrotechnical Commission)• DIN 19240 (Deutsches Institut für Normung)_x000D_ What's the difference between a relay and a contactor?_x000D_ The difference between a contactor and a relay is that a contactor handles high current load devices, while a relay can only manage small loads. In addition, you can use a contactor with single or 3-phase motors but you can only use a relay with single-phase motors._x000D_ Safety Contactor