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500 amp 3 phase AC Magnetic Contactor, 24V/110V/220V Coil


$749.59
Normal close normal open AC magnetic contactor online sale, 3 pole with rated current up to 500 amps, selectable 24V/48V/110V
SKU: CHN-ACCON-500A
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Delivery date: 6-12 days

AC magnetic contactor relay with rated current up 500 amps, is mainly used for breaking circuit and frequently starting and controlling AC electrical motors, different contact forms and coils voltage are optional.

Specification

ModelCHN-CJX2-F500
Rated Currentle max AC-3 (Ue≤440V)500A
le max AC-1 (θ≤40°C)700A
Coil Rated Voltage (Optional)24V AC, 36V AC, 48V AC, 110V AC, 220V AC, 380V AC
Contact Form3NO
Auxiliary Contact (Optional)2NO, 2NC, 1NO+1NC, 2NO+2NC, 1NC+3NO, 4NO, 4NC
Frequency50Hz/ 60Hz
Rated Insulated Voltage (Ui)1000V
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp)8kV
Rated Operational Voltage1000V
Conventional Thermal Current (θ≤40°C)700A
Operation FrequencyAC-1, AC-2, AC-3600 times/h
AC-4300A
Rated Power (AC-3)220/240V147kW
380/400V250kW
415V280kW
440V295kW
500V355kW
660/690V335kW
1000V335kW
Connection/ WiringNumber of Lines2
Line Size40x5mm2
Cable with Splicing2x240mm2
Screw Diameterφ10
Tightening Torque35N.m
Standards-CompliantIEC60947-4-1, GB14048.4, EN60947-4-1
Dimensions238 x 233 x 232mm
Weight25kg

Tips: Reasons for AC magnetic contractor noise

  • The over travel of the AC contactor contact is too large, resulting in insufficient contact pressure between the moving and static iron cores.
  • The contact springs share the pressure or the release reaction spring force is too large, causing a certain gap between the moving and static iron cores during operation.
  • The clamping screws of the moving and static iron cores are loose, the movable parts are not properly matched, the moving and static iron cores are misaligned when they are sucked in, and the entire surface cannot be contacted.
  • The short-circuit ring is broken or missing. Because the dynamic and static iron cores collide too violently during the pull-in, or the mechanical life ends, the short-circuit ring is broken or lost, resulting in excessive noise.