Scope of application
CJX2 AC contactor is a commonly used electrical equipment for factory power distribution control. It is mainly used for communication channels with voltages ranging from 50-60 Hz to 690 V and currents within the specified (optional) range. It is mainly used for long-distance connection and disconnection of circuits in AC circuits, and is suitable for frequent starting and control of AC motors, forward and reverse rotation, etc. It can also be combined with appropriate thermal overload relays to form an electromagnetic starter for protecting circuits that may experience operational overload.
In the circuit with rated working voltage of 380V and rated current of 620A under AC-3 service category, it is used for remote connection and breaking of circuits, and can form an electromagnetic starter with appropriate thermal overload relay to protect the circuit that may have operation overload. The contactor is suitable for frequent starting and controlling AC motor.
The product complies with GB14048 4. Lec60947-4-1 standard.
Model and its meaning
4 represents four pairs of normally open main contacts, 8 represents two pairs of normally open main contacts, two pairs of normally closed main contacts and the number of normally closed auxiliary contacts
Number of normally open auxiliary contacts
380V under rated working current AC-3 service category
Design serial number
small-scale
AC contactor
Normal working and installation conditions
● ambient air temperature: - 5 ℃ ~ + 40 ℃, and its average value within 24 hours shall not exceed + 35 ℃;
● altitude: no more than 2000m;
● atmospheric conditions: at + 40 ℃, the relative humidity of the atmosphere shall not exceed 50%; Higher relative humidity is allowed under lower temperature. The monthly average minimum temperature in the wettest month shall not exceed 25 ℃, and the monthly average maximum relative humidity in that month shall not exceed 90%. Measures must be taken for condensation on products due to temperature changes;
● pollution level: Level 3;
● installation category: Class III;
● installation conditions: the inclination between the installation surface and the vertical surface shall not be greater than ± 5 °;
● impact and vibration: the product shall be installed and used in a place without significant shaking, impact and vibration.
Main parameters and technical performance
Structural features
4.1 the building block installation method can be adopted, and the auxiliary contact group, air delay head, thermal relay and other accessories can be added to form a variety of derivative products (see Table 1)
4.2 AC contactor has the characteristics of small volume, light weight, low power consumption, high service life, safety and reliability;
4.3 the contactor body has a pair of normally open or normally closed auxiliary contacts at 32a and below, and a pair of normally open and normally closed auxiliary contacts at 40A and above,
115a and above products do not have auxiliary contacts. In addition, F4 and F8 auxiliary contact groups or air delay head and other accessories can be added;
4.4 in addition to screw installation, contactors can also be installed with 35mm [cjx2-09 ~ 95], 75mm [cjx2-40 ~ 95] and 2 x 35mm [CJX2]-
1) installation of 15 ~ 170] type standard clamping rail.
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