I replaced old Merlin Gerin contactors which are no longer made. Mine were very hot and sizzling. By removing them, bad surprise to see that the old contactors were burned on the sides with melted plastic and visible hole where you could see the metal part! (see photos) I put the new ones on and no more heating or noise problems, perfect! Not necessarily easy to put in my table because I have cables everywhere but by being meticulous and methodical, it is done without problem.
Schneider A9C24732 Contactor 25A 2no Acti9 ict
Colour: White
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Product information
Description
Features
- BrandSCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
- Environmental certificationNF Environment
- Warranty2 year(s)
- OriginMade in France
- ColourWhite
- Height81 mm
- IP ratingIP20
- Amperage25 A
- Nominal intensityAC
- Width18 mm
- MaterialPlastic
- Type of electrical installationDIN rail
- Number of contact(s)2
- Number of terminals2
- Weight120 g
- Power1.2 W
- Electrical networkSingle-phase
- Voltage230 V
- Coil typeClassic
- Contact typeNormally closed
- ManoMano ReferenceME126156
- MMID554888006558
- Product codea9c24732
- EAN3606480097164
Customer reviews
- Installation: It goes in quickly and without complications.
- Reliability: The product performs consistently without unexpected failures.
Perfect ! ordered Sunday evening, available in relay point Tuesday afternoon. Replaces an old telemecanique contactor which controlled a large motor. completely standard in terms of repair and fixing. Schneider is a brand of quality.
Product received in 48 hours in the mailbox. It is a beautiful product, very reliable (the previous one lasted more than 20 years) and easy to install.
satisfied: fast delivery, easy installation. I recommend
Compliant product and works perfectly ... On the other hand, disastrous delivery by DPD ... The delivery man unable to find the address yet exact. 4 days late delivery ...
the one I bought at the set screws at an angle, result no way to tighten the contacts. we had to find the trick of screwing at an angle.