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Allen Bradley

Allen Bradley 140MP Contactor, 250V Coil, 2-Pole 250V, 2 NO, 600V

The Allen Bradley 140MP Contactor, 250V Coil, 2-Pole 250V, 2 NO, 600V offers dependable industrial performance suitable for deployment across power distribution, oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing facilities.

Allen Bradley 140MP Contactor, 250V Coil, 2-Pole 250V, 2 NO, 600V
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Allen Bradley
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Product Description

The Allen Bradley 140MP Contactor, 250V Coil, 2-Pole 250V, 2 NO, 600V is a 2-pole 250V industrial contactor sized for motor control and switching applications.

Per the part specification, it's built around a 250V Coil; provides 2 NO auxiliary contact configuration; is rated up to 600V.

This type of contactor handles motor starting and load-switching duty in control panels, motor control centres, and general industrial switchgear.

Available through Z&F Corporation — our technical sales team can confirm coil voltage, contact configuration, and compatible accessories for your installation.

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The Allen Bradley 140MP Contactor, 250V Coil, 2-Pole 250V, 2 NO, 600V 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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