Description

⚡ Contactor 2-Pole 220V — Al-Ramiz Equipment

Specifications:

• Type: 2-Pole Contactor

• Voltage: 220V AC

• Current Rating: Suitable for medium- to high-current applications

• Material: High-quality, durable materials for long service life

• Coil Voltage: 220V

• Contact Configuration: 2-Pole (2 normally open contacts)

• Mounting Type: Din rail or panel mountable

• Protection: Dust and moisture-resistant design for reliability in harsh environments

Applications:

• HVAC Systems: Used for switching compressors, fans, and other components in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

• Industrial Equipment: For controlling motors and other electrical loads in machinery and production lines.

• Commercial Systems: Suitable for commercial applications requiring reliable electrical control.

• Lighting Control: Often used for controlling lighting circuits and systems in large buildings.

Features:

• Reliable Switching: Designed to handle frequent on/off cycles without failure.

• High Durability: Built to last, even in demanding environments.

• Efficient Performance: Optimized for energy-efficient operation in industrial and HVAC systems.

• Easy Installation: Compatible with standard mounting systems for quick and easy installation.

• Safety: Equipped with over-current and over-voltage protection to ensure safe operation.

Q: What is the contactor used for?
A: This contactor is used to control the flow of electricity in HVAC, industrial, and commercial systems, allowing you to switch electrical circuits on and off reliably.

Q: Can it be used with any 220V system?
A: Yes, this contactor is designed for 220V AC systems and is suitable for a wide range of applications, including HVAC and industrial control circuits.

• Two Poles: The “2-pole” part refers to the contactor having two separate contacts for switching. This allows it to control both live (hot) and neutral wires, providing a complete break in the circuit.

• 220V Rating: The 220-volt rating indicates the voltage the contactor is designed to operate with, typically used in regions that follow 220V standards (like Europe, parts of Asia, and Africa).

• AC and DC Applications: Contactor types can differ based on whether they’re designed for alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC). Most 220V contactors are designed for AC applications.

• Current Rating: Depending on the specific contactor, it can be designed to handle a range of currents (e.g., 10A, 20A, or 30A), meaning it can be chosen based on the size of the load it is controlling.

• Coil Voltage: The coil of the contactor is powered by a control circuit, which energizes the coil to close the contacts. The control voltage typically matches the voltage of the circuit, which can be 220V or other voltages.

• Safety and Durability: Contactors are built with safety features such as arc suppression to protect against electrical faults and ensure long-lasting reliability.