Power contactor XT series
motor reversingelectromechanicalvacuum

power contactor
power contactor
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Characteristics

Function
power, motor reversing
Technology
electromechanical, vacuum
Electrical characteristics
DC, 4-pole
Other characteristics
IEC
Primary current

200 A

Description

Small size. Big impact. The XT IEC contactors are powerful, efficient and versatile, and can be combined with our full range of electronic overload relays and bimetal relays. These DC devices stand out for their reduced power consumption, which makes them more energy efficient and also reduces the size of the power supply units. XT IEC contactors are suitable for global use and cover the entire output range, from mini contactor relays (up to 7 A) all the way to vacuum contactors (up to 3180 A). Core features of XT IEC contactors • Up to 170 A • Frame sizes: 45 mm for up to 32 A; 55 mm for up to 72 A; and 90 mm for up to 170 A • Temperature range –25 °C to +60 °C • Four-pole contactor up to 200 A • Uniform accessories for three-pole and four-pole contactors • Double box terminals for reliable wiring of different cross-sections • The contactors up to 38 A can be controlled directly from a PLC • DC-operated devices with integrated suppressor circuits Small size. Big impact. “Grossi Electric has learned a lot from Eaton’s innovative expertise, support and collaborative design approach,” concluded Mike Grossi. “Eaton is now a critical partner in our company’s ongoing evolution and long-term growth plans.” Explore how Eaton’s XT IEC contactors and other control products streamlined processes, enabling a clean and affordable panel design for Grossi Electric.

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ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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