Miniature DC Paired Contactors
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SW64 and SW66 Paired Contactors

Paired Contactors
SW64 and SW66

The contactors can be supplied in assembled pairs with the appropriate connecting links. In the case of the SW66, the contactor is configured with links for motor reversing. The resultant circuit is failsafe so that if both coils are energised simultaneously, an open circuit results.

 

 

Magnetically Latched DC Contactors PC60, MB60 and SW60
PC60-M, MB60-M and SW60-M

The contactors can be supplied with magnetic latching - one short pulse to close the main contacts - one short pulse to reopen them again. The result is a  bi-stable device, the coil of which consumes no power except during the closing and opening strokes, and because there is in effect no heating of the coil, the contactors can be engineered in the first place with more powerful coils and springs than with conventional contactors.

Contact Ratings and all external dimensions are identical to those of the equivalent types which have conventionally energised coils. Similarly all the additional features which are available with the other PC60 and SW60 types can be found with magnetically latched versions, e.g. auxiliary contacts, magnetic blowouts for main contacts, protected, etc.

For more details of the operation of the "M" versions, please see the Albright publication:
"Power Consumption Reduction for Albright Contactors"

Please Note.
Very Important:

Magnetically latched contactors do not fail safe. If there is a power failure, or if the supply to the contactor coil is broken, the contactor contacts will not open or close, i.e. the contactor will not change state.

These devices should not therefore be used in applications where the failure of contacts to open or close could cause result in a hazardous situation for persons or equipment.

   
 

 

LG Industrial Systems Benedikt Jager Broyce Control Controls Switchgear
Albright International UK Vishay Germany Rudolf PFC Modules