Modular contactor GC 25A 1NO coil 220/240VAC GC2510M5

Modular contactor – reliable control of lighting and heating circuits

This compact GC 25A modular contactor is an ideal solution for controlling lighting, heating and other loads with a current of up to 25A. Designed for DIN rail mounting, it occupies only one module, saving space in the distribution board. It will work both in home installations and in commercial facilities.

Functionality and application

The GC 25A contactor with one normally open contact (1NO) allows remote switching of circuits on and off. A 220/240VAC powered coil ensures compatibility with most standard electrical installations. The day/night function allows easy control of lighting depending on the time of day. Thanks to its high switching capacity, the contactor is suitable for controlling various types of loads, including incandescent bulbs, fluorescent lamps and heating devices.

• Versatility: ideal for controlling lighting, heating and other electrical devices.
• Compact dimensions: a width of only 1 module makes it easy to install in tight distribution boards.
• High switching capacity: allows control of various types of loads (bulbs up to 2800W, fluorescent lamps up to 1200VA).
• No buzzing: ensures quiet operation of the device.
• Day/night function: facilitates automation of lighting control.
• DIN rail mounting: quick and easy mounting without the need for additional tools.
• IP20 protection class: provides basic protection against touch and contamination.

Technical parameters and compliance with standards

The GC 25A contactor is made of high-quality materials, which guarantees its reliability and durability. The rated operating voltage is 250V AC, and the rated operating current is 25A. The device meets safety requirements, ensuring safe operation. Thanks to this, installers can be sure that they are installing a product that complies with applicable regulations. The use of AC control voltage (220-240V) is standard in most electrical installations, which simplifies the integration of the contactor with the existing control system.