Control Panel Choices That Protect Your Biggest Investments
When it comes to the control panels that govern the operation of machines and processes, it is critical that each component can be relied upon to optimize safety and performance.
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When it comes to the control panels that govern the operation of machines and processes, it is critical that each component can be relied upon to optimize safety and performance.
c3controls’ line of Standard Contactors and Miniature Contactors and Control Relays are easy to install and designed to perform in a broad range of global applications. Available with AC or DC coils, DIN rail and panel mounting, IP20 guarded terminals, multi-point coils, and include a wide variety of shared accessories.
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The complete range of c3controls’ Contactors and Control Relays share common accessories, reducing inventory and enabling the devices to be customized for each application. Small size, IP20 guarded terminals with dual terminal markings, enhance the features and performance of your equipment.
c3controls' Non-Reversing and Reversing Contactors and Control Relays are designed for use in power circuits and are ideal for industrial, light industrial and commercial applications. Their features, performance, small size and ease of installation make them ideal for controlling motors, actuators, solenoids and other power switching circuits, such as transformers, heaters, capacitors and lights.
UL Listed and CE marked, our Contactors and Control Relays are designed to perform in a broad range of applications.
High fault short circuit current rating of 100kA @ 480V and 600V with Class J fuses, provides safety and reliability in high fault applications.
IP20 guarded terminals with dual terminal markings prevent accidental contact with live parts.
Enhanced markings, improved identification labels, and dual IEC and NEMA terminal markings ensure quick identification of product from all angles, simplifying troubleshooting in panels with many devices.
Environmentally friendly contacts are cadmium free and non-metallic materials are asbestos, halogen, and cadmium free. All c3controls products are compliant to the RoHS directives.
AC and DC operating coils for control circuit application flexibility.
Environmentally friendly contacts are cadmium free and non-metallic materials are asbestos, halogen, and cadmium free. All c3controls products are compliant to the RoHS directives.
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There are many pieces to the puzzle of a control system. A good understanding of the basic building blocks is critical to the success of your application. In that spirit, c3controls is creating a series of papers on Industrial Control Basics for you to use to review these building blocks or learn for the first time.
This paper on Contactors will provide you with not only basics, but also includes reference tables for NEMA and IEC contactor sizes.
Contactors are highly useful in industrial and high current load applications. Therefore, it is important to choose the right contactor for your application. Part 1 of our contactor video series will help you to understand the working principal of contactors, their crucial components, types of contacts, their roles, capabilities and life expectancy.
What are the different types of Contactor Devices? What is their role in industrial electronics? Watch this video from our contactor series to understand the different types of contactor devices commonly used today in industrial and commercial applications, presented by Ted Wodoslawsky from c3controls.
There are two standards for Contactors: NEMA and IEC. This video briefly explains the contactor rating standards, size systems, utilization categories, components, safety factors and the design characteristics. Learn more about the differences between NEMA and IEC standards for contactors and the types of applications contactors are used in.
Despite all the inventions and advances in automation, it all (usually) gets down to spinning an electric motor. Using electric motors in automation is basic, but what are The Basics of Electric Motor Control? We have assembled some of our best technical papers to answer that question, and to provide a handy review.
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