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Allen Bradley

Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye Contactors

Designed to meet the requirements of professional industrial installations, the Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye Contactors delivers performance and reliability across multiple industry sectors.

Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye Contactors
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Allen Bradley
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Product Description

The Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye Contactors is an Allen Bradley accessory item, listed for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye Contactors.

Parts like this one attach to the base contactor to add mechanical protection, wiring points, or interlocking, rather than carrying load current on their own.

Available through Z&F Corporation — check compatibility with your exact contactor model before ordering, since these accessories are series-specific.

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Designed to meet the requirements of professional industrial installations, the Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E265 to 100-E370 Wye 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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