32 amp Mechanical Interlock AC Contactor

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Factory price 3 pole/ 4 pole normally open mechanical interlocking AC contactor is a combination of two reversing contactor and a mechanical interlock, auxiliary contact 2NC, coil rated voltage from 24V AC, 36V, 48V to 380V, rated operational current 32 amp, which meets IEC standard.

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32A AC magnetic reversing contactor with mechanical interlock is suitable for using in the circuits (rated voltage 24V, 36V, 48V to 380V AC 50Hz or 60Hz). The mechanical interlock is an interference type which locks at the beginning of the stroke of any AC contactor.

Specification

Model			ATO-CJX2-32N
Rated Operational Current	380V	AC-3	32A
		AC-4	12A
	660V	AC-3	21A
		AC-4	7.5A
Conventional Heating Current			50A
Rated Insulation Voltage			690V
Power of Controllable 3-phase Squirrel-cage Motor (AC-3)	220V		7.5kW
	380V		15kW
	660V		18.5kW
Operational Frequency	Electric Life	AC-3	600 times/h
		AC-4	150 times/h
	Mechanical Life		3600 times/h
Service Life	Electric Life (10⁴ Operations)	AC-3	80
		AC-4	20
	Mechanical Life (10⁴ Operations)		800
Matching Fusing Model			RT16-50
Average Power Consumption (20℃) @ 50Hz	Pick-up		110VA
	Holding		11VA
Contact Form (Optional)			3P (Additional 1NO Auxiliary Contact) or 4P
Rail Size			35mm
Ambient Temperature			-5℃~+40℃
Altittude			≤2000m
Class of Pollution			Class 3
Installation Category			Ⅲ
Dimensions			168 x 86 x 100mm
Weight			1.5kg

Tips: Working principle of mechanical interlock AC contactor

AC contactor interlock is a control method that uses the auxiliary set of contacts of the contactor to prohibit closing of another contact. The auxiliary normally closed contact linked with the main contact is used to connect in series with the control circuit of another contactor. When the contactor is closed, the control circuit of the other contactor is forcibly opened.

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