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Allen Bradley

Allen Bradley 100C Contactor Timer for use with 100 Series Contactor

Purpose-built for industrial applications, the Allen Bradley 100C Contactor Timer for use with 100 Series Contactor is a reliable component suitable for installation in control panels, switchgear, and industrial automation systems.

Allen Bradley 100C Contactor Timer for use with 100 Series Contactor
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Product Description

This is a timer accessory designed to fit Allen Bradley 100 Series Contactor bases, adding on-delay or off-delay timing functionality to the base device.

Accessories of this type are sold to match a specific base contactor or relay body, so please confirm exact compatibility (series and frame size) against your existing installation before ordering.

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Purpose-built for industrial applications, the Allen Bradley 100C Contactor Timer for use with 100 Series Contactor is a reliable component suitable for installation in control panels, switchgear, and industrial automation systems.

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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