Relay 12V AC/DC 1 normally open + 1 normally closed CR2011012 193906

Eaton CR2011012 contactor is a reliable device designed to control electrical circuits, especially in building and lighting installations. Designed to operate at 12V AC/DC, it offers compact dimensions and high efficiency, making it an ideal solution for both professional installers and end users.

This contactor is characterized by one normally open (1NO) and one normally closed (1NC) contact, allowing for flexible circuit configuration. The rated operating current is 20A, and the maximum switching capacity for incandescent lamps reaches 1950W, enabling control of various loads. Additionally, the contactor is adapted to work with different types of lighting, including fluorescent lamps (up to 910 VA) and compensated fluorescent lamps (up to 1160 VA).

The construction of the Eaton CR2011012 contactor has been designed for easy mounting on a DIN rail (width 1 module) and ensuring user safety (IP20 protection). Its small installation depth (60 mm) allows for installation in limited spaces. The device meets the requirements of utilization category AC-1 according to EN IEC 60947-4-1, which guarantees its reliability in typical applications. The possibility of additional accessories increases the functionality of the device and allows it to be adapted to specific installation needs.

• Versatility: Operation with both AC and DC voltage makes the contactor compatible with various control systems.
• Compact dimensions: A width of only 1 module makes it easy to mount in tight switchboards.
• High efficiency: Rated operating current of 20A and high switching capacity allow control of various loads.
• Safety: IP20 protection provides protection against accidental contact.
• Flexibility: Contact configuration (1NO + 1NC) allows adaptation to different control schemes.
• Compliance with standards: Meeting the requirements of category AC-1 ensures reliability and safety of use.

The CR2011012 contactor finds application in a wide range of electrical installations, such as:

• Lighting control in residential and commercial buildings.
• Automation of heating and ventilation systems.
• Control of small electric motors (AC-1).
• Construction of electrical switchboards and control cabinets.