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Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22
The Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22 offers dependable industrial performance suitable for deployment across power distribution, oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing facilities.

Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22
The Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22 offers dependable industrial performance suitable for deployment across power distribution, oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing facilities.

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Product Description
The Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22 is an auxiliary contact block used to add extra control or signalling circuits to an Allen Bradley contactor.
Per the part specification, contact configuration is 1 NC, rated 12 A, front-mounted, fits the 100-E Contactors series, listed under part number 100-E Contactors.
Auxiliary contacts like this are wired alongside the main contactor to provide status signalling, interlocking, or additional control-circuit switching without altering the main power contacts.
Supplied by Z&F Corporation — confirm exact fit and contact rating against your existing contactor before ordering.
Key Features
The Allen Bradley Auxiliary Contact Block, 2 Contact, 1 NC, 100-E Contactors, Front, 12 A, 100-FAL22 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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