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Allen Bradley

Allen Bradley 100-C Contactors Contactor, 24V dc Coil, 4-Pole, 23 A, 4 NO

The Allen Bradley 100-C Contactors Contactor, 24V dc Coil, 4-Pole, 23 A, 4 NO offers dependable industrial performance suitable for deployment across power distribution, oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing facilities.

Allen Bradley 100-C Contactors Contactor, 24V dc Coil, 4-Pole, 23 A, 4 NO
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Allen Bradley
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Product Description

This is a 4-pole contactor from Allen Bradley's 100-C range, switched by a 24V dc coil.

On this unit, the nameplate rating covers a rated current of 23 A, auxiliary contact configuration 4NO and an operational voltage rating of 24V dc.

Typical use is direct motor starting, general power switching, or control circuit switching within an industrial control panel or motor control centre.

Supplied by Z&F Corporation. If you need the full Allen Bradley datasheet, certification documents, or confirmation of an exact rating not listed here, contact our technical sales team when requesting a quote.

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The Allen Bradley 100-C Contactors Contactor, 24V dc Coil, 4-Pole, 23 A, 4 NO offers dependable industrial performance suitable for deployment across power distribution, oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing facilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check the coil voltage marked on the existing contactor's nameplate, not just the panel's main supply — many control circuits run contactor coils on a stepped-down voltage.

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