Shopcorp 100 Amp 4 Pole Normally Closed IEC 500V Contactor with DIN Rail and 2 Screws for HVAC, AC, Motor Load and Lighting
Normally Closed (N.C.) contacts
For 120/220/277/Rated 500V
100A Resistive Load, 60A Inductive Load
50A. Ballast 10 KW@ 220VAC, 15KW@277V
100A AC-1, 40A.
AC-3 40A, 24VDC, DC Switching
Power indicator
DIN mount
Dim: 110 x 81 x 68 mm
Power Lug Terminal Capacity AWG 2/0
120VAC coil
Electrodepot 40A 4 Pole NO Contactor - 110/120VAC Coil, with 24-7 Electronic Timer, DIN Rail and Screws for HVAC, AC, Motor Load and Lighting
Contactor IEC 400V
Contactor Type NO
Inductive Load: 40A
Resistive Load: 63A
DC Load: 30A, @ 24VDC
Power status indicator
Number of Poles 4
Coil Volts: 110/120VAC, 50/60 Hz
Coil Load: Inrush 52VA, Sealed 10VA
IEC AC Rate: AC-1, 10 kW. AC-3, 8 kW
Electric e strength: 4 kV
Operating Temperature: -30…+70 °C (-22…+158 °F)
1 HP @ 1 Phase - 120V
2 HP @ 1 Phase - 230V
5 HP @ 3 Phase - 208V
5 HP @ 3 Phase - 230V
10HP @ 3 Phase - 480V
Weight: 0.88 lb (0.42 kg)
Width: 2.2" (54 mm)
Height: 3.3" (85 mm)
Depth: 2.5" (67 mm)
CE approved 61095, UL pending
Base or DIN 35mm mount
Shopcorp 40A 8 Pole (4x2) NO Contactor - 110/120VAC Coil, DIN Rail and Screws for HVAC, AC, Motor and Lighting
Bundle Content:
5 ITEMS - Two (2) 40A 4 Pole Normally Open (NO) Contactors and power status indicator:
(1) compatible Slotted Steel Zinc Plated 35mm x 150mm DIN Rail and two (2) stainless steel truss head screws (#10, 1/2") for immediate home or industrial installation.
Electrodepot Contactor - 40A 4 Pole Normally Closed IEC 400V - 110/120VAC for HVAC, AC, Motor Load and Lighting
Contactor IEC 400V
Contactor Type NC
Full Load Amps-Inductive 30
Full Load Amps-Resistive 50
DC Load: 30A, @ 24VDC
Power status indicator
Number of Poles 4
Coil Volts: 110/120VAC, 50/60 Hz
Coil Load: Inrush 52VA, Sealed 10VA
IEC AC Rate: AC-1, 16 kW. AC-3, 11 kW
Electric e strength: 4 kV
Operating Temperature: -30…+70 °C (-22…+158 °F)
1 HP @ 1 Phase - 120V
2 HP @ 1 Phase - 230V
5 HP @ 3 Phase - 208V
5 HP @ 3 Phase - 230V
10HP @ 3 Phase - 480V
Weight: 0.88 lb (0.42 kg)
CE approved 61095, UL pending
Base or DIN 35mm mount
Selecting the Right Electrical Contactor
When choosing an electrical contactor for industrial applications, consider the following factors:
Load Requirements
Ensure the contactor can handle the voltage and current demands of your equipment.
Environmental Conditions
Assess the operating environment for factors like temperature, humidity, and exposure to dust or chemicals.
Compatibility
Verify that the contactor integrates seamlessly with existing control systems and complies with relevant standards.
Maintenance and Support
Opt for brands that offer robust after-sales support and easy availability of spare parts. Opt for Contactor Depot.
Emerging Trends in Electrical Contactors for Industrial Applications
As the industrial landscape evolves, electrical contactors are adapting to meet new challenges and opportunities. In 2025, several key trends are shaping the development and application of contactors in industrial settings:
Emphasis on Energy Efficiency
With a growing focus on sustainability, industries are seeking energy-efficient solutions. Electrical contactors are being designed to minimize power consumption without compromising performance. Features such as low-power coils and optimized contact materials contribute to overall energy savings in industrial operations.
Enhanced Safety Features
Safety remains a paramount concern in industrial environments. Advancements in electrical contactor design include improved arc suppression mechanisms, better insulation materials, and fail-safe operation modes. These enhancements aim to protect both equipment and personnel from electrical hazards.
Modular and Compact Designs
Space constraints in modern industrial setups necessitate compact and modular components. Electrical contactors are being developed with smaller footprints and modular configurations, allowing for flexible installation and easier maintenance. This design approach supports scalability and efficient use of space.
Compliance with Global Standards
As industries operate on a global scale, compliance with international standards is crucial. Manufacturers are ensuring that electrical contactors meet various certifications and standards, facilitating their use in diverse markets and applications.
By staying abreast of these emerging trends, industries can leverage the latest electrical contactor technologies to enhance performance, safety, and efficiency in their operations.
The evolution of electrical contactors in 2025 reflects the industry's commitment to innovation, safety, and efficiency. By selecting the appropriate contactor tailored to specific industrial needs, businesses can enhance operational reliability and reduce downtime. Stay informed about the latest advancements to make strategic decisions that align with your operational goals.