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he XT IEC contactors are powerful, efficient and versatile, and can be combined with our full range of electronic overload relays and bimetal relays. These DC devices stand out for their reduced power consumption, which makes them more energy efficient and also reduces the size of the power supply units. XT IEC contactors are suitable for global use and cover the entire output range, from mini contactor relays (up to 7 A) all the way to vacuum contactors (up to 3180 A).<br>

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XT IEC mini contactors core features

AC drive – for control voltages from 24 V to 600 V, at 50 Hz or 60 Hz
DC drive – for control voltages from 12 V to 250 V
UL and CSA approvals

For controlling motors up to 5.5 kW
DC-operated devices with integrated suppressor circuits
Auxiliary NC with mirror contacts for use in safety-related applications

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