ABB Auxiliary Contact, 1 Contact, 1 NC, OS, Snap-On, OA3G01 1SCA022456R7410

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RS stock no.:
512-9516
Distrelec Article No.:
304-22-345
Mfr. Part No.:
OA3G01 1SCA022456R7410
Manufacturer:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Product Type

Auxiliary Contact

Number of Contacts

1

Normal State Configuration

1 NC

Series

OS

Mount Type

Snap-On

Pole and Throw Configuration

1P

Mechanical Durability

20000Cycles

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Operational Current Ie

1250A

Rated Insulation Voltage Ui

1kV

Maximum Operating Temperature

65°C

Standards/Approvals

No

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ABB Auxiliary Contact, Fused Switch Disconnector Type, 0.03kg Weight - OS Series - OA3G01


Want to keep close track of the operating status of your device? Put this auxiliary contact from ABB on guard. To keep your system running it smoothly, it monitors the state of a connected circuit and signals the control system when it senses a change. It's designed for use with fused switch disconnectors from the OS series, so is widely compatible. You can mount this unit in a jiffy by snapping it onto your switch disconnector.

Features & Benefits


• Light weight of 0.03kg for minimal strain on the disconnector

• Integrated test function for quick testing without closing the main contacts

• Compact external dimensions of 11 (H) x 40 (W) x 30mm (D) to fit in small spaces

• Rugged plastic housing resists impact

Applications


• Manufacturing industry

• Communications equipment

• Medical technology

• Lighting controls

How does a fused switch disconnector work?


A fused switch disconnector lets you cut off power to a specific part of your circuit so that you can safely access it for servicing or repairs. In the event of a short circuit or current overload, the fuse blows, shielding the rest of the circuit and the operator from the electrical hazard.

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