Allen-Bradley 100-C72DJ00

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SKU100-C72DJ00
ManufacturerAllen-Bradley
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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Description

The Allen-Bradley 100-C72DJ00 is a 72A, 3-pole IEC contactor designed for efficient motor control in industrial applications. Operating at a voltage of 600V AC, it features a 24V DC coil with an integrated diode, enhancing electrical protection. This contactor is suitable for controlling AC-3 squirrel-cage motors and is rated for 25 HP at 230V and 50 HP at 460V. It is part of the Bulletin 100-C series, known for its compact design and reliable performance. The 100-C72DJ00 is equipped with screw terminals for secure wiring and is intended for base mounting. It complies with IEC/EN 60947-4-1 / 5-1 standards, ensuring adherence to international safety and performance requirements. This contactor is ideal for applications requiring robust and efficient motor control solutions.

Specifications

Weight
1.43 kgs
Features
Iec
Current Rating
72 A
Voltage Rating
690
Frequency
60 Hz
Power Rating
40

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