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Allen Bradley Contactor, 250V ac/dc, 500 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 1.26 kA 120V, 1 NO/1 NC
The Allen Bradley Contactor, 250V ac/dc, 500 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 1.26 kA 120V, 1 NO/1 NC is a professional-grade industrial component designed for reliable performance in demanding environments including power distribution, oil and gas, and process manufacturing.

Allen Bradley Contactor, 250V ac/dc, 500 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 1.26 kA 120V, 1 NO/1 NC
The Allen Bradley Contactor, 250V ac/dc, 500 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 1.26 kA 120V, 1 NO/1 NC is a professional-grade industrial component designed for reliable performance in demanding environments including power distribution, oil and gas, and process manufacturing.

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Product Description
This contactor covers the 100/700 series line from Allen Bradley, configured as a 3-pole unit.
The specific rating for this variant is a rated breaking capacity of 1.26 kA, auxiliary contact configuration 1NO/1NC and an operational voltage rating of 120V.
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.
Key Features
The Allen Bradley Contactor, 250V ac/dc, 500 V ac/dc Coil, 3-Pole, 1.26 kA 120V, 1 NO/1 NC is a professional-grade industrial component designed for reliable performance in demanding environments including power distribution, oil and gas, and process manufacturing.
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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