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RDC7 series 220V/230V AC contactors

  • RDC7 series 220V/230V AC contactors

Key attributes

Brand Wone Store
Model NO. RDC7 series 220V/230V AC contactors
Rated voltage 220V/230V
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Series RDC7

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description

Product Description

RDC7 series AC contactors are mainly used to connect and disconnect circuits in power systems with AC 50Hz (60Hz), rated working voltage up to 690V, rated working current up to 800A, and can be used with RDR7 or other equivalents A combination of thermal overload relays or electronic protection devices to protect circuits that may be overloaded during operation.

Technical Features

  • Contactors can be equipped with functional modules such as top-mounted or side-mounted auxiliary contacts, mechanical and electrical interlocks as needed.

  • Complete matching accessories, with upper and lower double-hole wiring design and upper and lower end power line design, improving installation and wiring efficiency.

  • The coils of medium and large current contactors adopt energy-saving and noise-reducing coils with electronic intelligent control and feedback series, which can eliminate vibration and noise during operation. At the same time, they significantly reduce the temperature rise of AC contactor coils, extend service life, have significant energy-saving effects, reduce circuit losses, and save energy.

  • The humanized design of the terminal protective cover and the coil power supply wiring screw prevents the wiring screws from being exposed, with the advantages of preventing electric shock and increasing safety.

Parameters

Model Specification

Rated Insulation Voltage Ui (V)

Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage Uimp (kV)

Conventional Heating Current Ith (A)

 

Rated Operating Current Ie (A)

Controlled Motor Power Pe (kW) - AC - 3

Controlled Motor Power Pe (kW) - AC - 3

Controlled Motor Power Pe (kW) - AC - 3

Operating Frequency (times/h)  

Operating Frequency (times/h)

220V/230V

380V/400V

660V/690V

220V/230V

380V/400V

660V/690V

AC - 3

AC - 4

AC-3

AC-4

AC-3

AC-4

AC-3

AC-4

RDC7 - 6.3

690

8

20

6.3

5

6.3

5

5.2

2.9

2.2

3

4

800

200

RDC7 - 9

690

 

8

 

20

9

6.3

9

6.3

7

3.6

3

4

5.5

800

 

 

200

 

RDC7 - 12

20

12

9

12

9

7

5.2

3

5.5

5.5

RDC7 - 18

30

18

12

18

12

10.4

7

4

7.5

7.5

RDC7 - 25

45

25

18

25

18

14.5

10.4

6.1

11

11

RDC7 - 32

45

32

25

32

25

14.5

10.4

8.5

15

11

RDC7 - 40

65

40

32

40

32

23

18.5

11

18.5

18.5

RDC7 - 50

65

50

40

50

40

29

23

15

22

22

RDC7 - 65

100

65

45

65

45

36

26

18.5

30

30

RDC7 - 75

100

75

50

75

50

43

29

22

37

37

RDC7 - 95

120

95

58

95

58

64

33

22

45

55

RDC7 - 110

120

110

65

110

65

64

38

37

55

55

RDC7 - 140

180

140

70

140

70

110

40.5

43

75

100

750

150

RDC7 - 170

180

170

85

170

85

140

49

55

90

132

700

120

RDC7 - 205

180

205

178

205

103

170

60

64

110

156

750

120

RDC7 - 250

300

250

216

250

125

250

72

78

132

235

700

120

RDC7 - 300

300

300

250

300

150

250

87

93

160

235

500

120

RDC7 - 400

500

400

300

400

200

400

116

125

200

375

500

120

RDC7 - 500

500

500

300

500

250

400

145

145

250

375

400

120

RDC7 - 630

630

630

570

630

315

500

182

191

335

450

300

100

RDC7 - 800

800

800

570

800

400

500

231

250

450

450

300

100

Application Scope

The RDC7 series AC contactors are mainly used to connect and disconnect circuits in power systems with an AC frequency of 50Hz (or 60Hz), a rated operating voltage up to 690V, and a rated operating current up to 800A. They can be combined with RDR7 or other appropriate thermal overload relays or electronic protection devices to protect circuits that may be overloaded during operation.

Installation Environment

  • Pollution degree: Class 3;

  • The ambient air temperature shall not be higher than +40°C or lower than -5°C, and the average value within 24 hours shall not exceed +35°C;

  • The relative humidity of the atmosphere shall not exceed 50% when the ambient maximum temperature is +40°C, and higher relative humidity is allowed at lower temperatures, such as 90% at 20°C. Protective measures shall be taken for condensation occasionally caused by temperature changes.

  • The altitude of the installation site shall not exceed 2000m;

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