ABB VB6-30-01-80 VB Contactor, 240 V ac Coil, 3-Pole, 9 A, 4 kW, 3NO, 690 V ac
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ABBCoil Voltage
240 V ac
Number of Poles
3
Contact Voltage Rating
690 V ac
Contact Current Rating
9 A
Range
VB6-30-01-80
Series
VB
Power Rating
4 kW
Normal State Configuration
3NO
Number Of Auxiliary Contacts
1
Auxiliary Contact Configuration
1NO
Terminal Type
Screw
Length
46.7mm
Width
96.2mm
Depth
46.7mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Pole and Throw Configuration
3P
Mounting Style
DIN Rail Mount
Maximum Operating Temperature
+55°C
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
VB6/VB7 - Compact Rreversing Contactors
The mechanical lock between the two contactors prevents one of the contactors from switching on, as long as the other is still switched on and vice versa.
Switching over reversing contactors too quickly poses the risk of a phase short circuit.
This is the case if the arc of the contactor switching off has not yet extinguished and the contacts of the contactor switching on are already closed.
To avoid this risk, the two contactor coils must be switched to idle for a minimum of 50 ms during the switchover process and electrically locked against each other.
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ABBCoil Voltage
240 V ac
Number of Poles
3
Contact Voltage Rating
690 V ac
Contact Current Rating
9 A
Range
VB6-30-01-80
Series
VB
Power Rating
4 kW
Normal State Configuration
3NO
Number Of Auxiliary Contacts
1
Auxiliary Contact Configuration
1NO
Terminal Type
Screw
Length
46.7mm
Width
96.2mm
Depth
46.7mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Pole and Throw Configuration
3P
Mounting Style
DIN Rail Mount
Maximum Operating Temperature
+55°C
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
VB6/VB7 - Compact Rreversing Contactors
The mechanical lock between the two contactors prevents one of the contactors from switching on, as long as the other is still switched on and vice versa.
Switching over reversing contactors too quickly poses the risk of a phase short circuit.
This is the case if the arc of the contactor switching off has not yet extinguished and the contacts of the contactor switching on are already closed.
To avoid this risk, the two contactor coils must be switched to idle for a minimum of 50 ms during the switchover process and electrically locked against each other.