Allen-Bradley 100-MCA00

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SKU100-MCA00
ManufacturerAllen-Bradley
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
Available: 4 units
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Description

The Allen-Bradley 100-MCA00 is a mechanical interlock designed for use with 100-C series contactors, including models 100-C, 104-C, 700-CF, and 700S-CF. This accessory ensures that two contactors cannot be engaged simultaneously, enhancing safety and preventing electrical faults. The interlock is specifically engineered for 100-C contactors and includes a 100-S9 connector for seamless integration. It is important to note that this interlock does not include auxiliary contacts, making it suitable for applications where such contacts are not required. The 100-MCA00 is an essential component for applications requiring reliable and safe operation of multiple contactors in industrial automation systems.

Specifications

Weight
0.05 kgs
Product Type
Mechanical Interlock
Compatible Contactor Series
100-C, 104-C, 700-CF, 700S-CF
Connector Included
100-S9
Auxiliary Contacts
None
Lifecycle Status
Active

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