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Allen Bradley

Allen Bradley Mechanical Interlock for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors

Designed to meet the requirements of professional industrial installations, the Allen Bradley Mechanical Interlock for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors delivers performance and reliability across multiple industry sectors.

Allen Bradley Mechanical Interlock for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors
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The Allen Bradley Mechanical Interlock for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors is an Allen Bradley accessory item, listed for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors.

Accessories of this kind — terminals, shrouds, wiring kits, connecting modules, and mechanical interlocks — are used to extend, protect, or interlock the base contactor rather than switch load current themselves.

Supplied by Z&F Corporation — confirm exact contactor compatibility with our team before ordering, as accessory fit is model-specific.

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Designed to meet the requirements of professional industrial installations, the Allen Bradley Mechanical Interlock for use with 100-E400 to E750 reversing contactors delivers performance and reliability across multiple industry sectors.

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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