Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud for use with 100-E116 to 100-E146 Wye Contactor

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N° de stock RS:
183-4577
Numéro d'article Distrelec:
302-27-106
Référence fabricant:
100-ETS146L
Fabricant:
Allen Bradley
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Marque

Allen Bradley

Accessory Type

Terminal Shroud

Product Type

Terminal Shroud

For Use With

100-E116 to 100-E146 Wye Contactor

Standards/Approvals

No

Pays d'origine :
SE

Allen Bradley Terminal Shroud For Contactors With Compression Lugs - 100-ETS146L


Use this Allen Bradley terminal shroud from Rockwell Automation to enhance the safe operation of your industrial contactors. It's designed to cover connection points in Wye contactors from the 100-E116 to 100-E146 ranges, preventing exposure to live parts for a reduced risk of electric shocks. Made of durable thermoplastic material, the shroud offers reliable impact resistance so you can use it in harsh environments. Components like this are commonly found in industrial settings like production plants and assembly lines.

• Simple, tool-free installation saves time and effort

• Low-profile design to fit into setups with limited space

• Open top construction allows for passive cooling from the atmosphere, preventing heat accumulation for optimal performance

Standards and Certifications


• RoHS

Terminal Shrouds 100-E116...100-E146.

How does a contactor work?


Terminal Shrouds

Not applicable when using 105-PW or 170-PW power wiring kits

A contactor is an electromechanical switch used to control the power supply to a load. It features two major components – a coil or electromagnet and contacts. When current passes through the device, its coil produces a magnetic field. This makes the contactor move its armature and the normally closed contact completes the circuit between the fixed and moving contacts, allowing current flow to the load.

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