Power contactor, I=9A [AC-3] 0Z 1R DILM9-01(230V50HZ,240V60HZ) 276725

Power contactor – reliable motor control

This three-pole power contactor from Eaton, with a rated current of 9A at AC-3 (400V), is a solid solution for controlling electric motors and other loads. Designed for reliability and durability, it is ideal for both industrial and commercial applications.

A 230V AC (50/60Hz) control coil provides versatility and easy integration with existing installations.

Design and application

This contactor features screw connections for the main circuit, guaranteeing a secure and durable connection of the wires. An additional normally open auxiliary contact (1R) increases functionality, allowing for the creation of signaling circuits or electrical interlocks. Thanks to its compact dimensions (68 mm high, 45 mm wide and 75 mm deep), the contactor easily integrates with existing infrastructure. It is a key element in automation systems, distribution boards and machine control cabinets. It is perfect for controlling pumps, fans, conveyors or machine tools.

Advantages and benefits

• High reliability: Product from Eaton, a renowned manufacturer of electrical equipment.
• Optimal power: Rated power of 4 kW at AC-3 (400V) allows control of medium-power motors.
• Universal voltage: 230V AC (50/60 Hz) coil ensures compatibility with various power systems.
• Additional functionality: Has one normally open auxiliary contact (1R) for creating signaling circuits and interlocks.
• Secure connections: Screw connections guarantee durable and reliable wire connections.
• Wide range of operating voltages: Rated current of 22A at AC-1 (400V) provides flexibility in applications.
• Compact dimensions: Facilitate mounting in tight spaces.

Technical parameters in practice

A rated current of 9A at AC-3 (400V) means that the contactor is adapted for frequent switching of motors under load – i.e. for typical industrial applications. A rated power of 4 kW at AC-3 (400V) allows controlling a motor of this power without the risk of damaging the contactor. The additional normally open auxiliary contact allows, for example, connecting a signal lamp informing about the circuit being switched on or using it in a self-braking system. This not only provides ease of use, but also increases the safety of the entire system.