Modular contactor 63A 2 normally open and 2 normally closed contacts (3 modules, 4-pole) R 63-22 230V 002463470

Modular contactor – reliable control in electrical installations

This R 63-22 230V modular contactor is designed for remote control of electrical circuits. It is suitable for both domestic and industrial installations where reliability and compactness are required. The device is compatible with modular equipment, making it easy to mount in standard distribution boards.

Construction and application

This contactor has 2 normally closed (NC) and 2 normally open (NO) contacts, providing great flexibility in circuit configuration. It is designed to operate at 230V AC and a rated current of 63A. It can be used to control lighting, heating, ventilation, and other electrical devices. The contactor design allows for the mounting of additional auxiliary contacts, expanding its functionality.

Key features and benefits

• Versatility: Suitable for use in domestic and industrial installations.
• Compactness: Only 3 modules wide makes it easy to install in tight spaces.
• High reliability: Ensures stable operation and long service life.
• Flexibility: The ability to mount auxiliary contacts allows the contactor to be adapted to individual needs.
• Safety: IP20 protection degree protects against accidental contact.
• Contact position indicator: Allows for quick visual control of the device status (on/off).
• Tamper-proof: Can be sealed to prevent unauthorized access and manipulation.
• Wide voltage range: Suitable for operation in networks with a rated voltage of 230…400V AC.

Technical parameters in practice

A rated current of 63A means that the contactor can safely handle loads of this value without risk of damage. A control voltage of 230V AC is the standard voltage in most electrical installations, making it easy to integrate with existing control systems. The possibility of additional equipment allows the contactor to be adapted to specific application requirements – e.g. by adding auxiliary contacts for status signaling or remote control. The use of characteristic C makes the contactor cope well with impulse loads, such as electric motors – allowing it to react more slowly to short current surges during device start-up.