Connection with a separable track 01 red color NC for emergency disconnect switches SP22\01-1

Universal auxiliary contact for circuit breakers – reliability and easy installation

This SP22\01-1 auxiliary contact from SPAMEL is a key element for expanding the functionality of circuit breakers, especially those used in fire and emergency systems. Designed for front mounting, it provides an additional normally open (NO) contact that can be used to signal the status of the circuit breaker or to activate other devices in the circuit. Its simple construction and reliable operation make it an ideal choice for both professional installers and end-users looking for a solid solution.

Functionality and application

The SP22\01-1 contact is designed to work with emergency circuit breakers, where reliable device status signaling is essential. Thanks to the screw connection, installation is quick and intuitive, and the connections remain stable even in harsh working conditions. A rated current of 2.5A for AC-15 at 230V guarantees compatibility with most standard control circuits.

• Status signaling: Additional normally open contact allows connection of an indicator light or other device signaling the status of the circuit breaker.
• Functionality expansion: Ability to activate additional circuits in the event of an emergency circuit breaker activation.
• Easy installation: Front mounting and screw connections ensure quick and trouble-free installation.
• Application in fire systems: Ideal for integration with alarm and fire systems where reliable signaling is crucial.
• Versatility: Compatible with a wide range of emergency circuit breakers available on the market.

Construction and parameters

The SP22\01-1 auxiliary contact is characterized by a solid construction ensuring long-term and trouble-free operation. Made of high-quality materials, it is resistant to mechanical damage and weather conditions. The top-mounting model facilitates access during servicing and maintenance. The lack of a frame simplifies the construction, minimizing potential failure points. It is worth noting the lack of normally closed contacts and error signaling – this model focuses on the basic function of a normally open contact, which translates into its simplicity and reliability.