103S-AWEJ2-CC10C
This combination starter features an electronic coil and includes a single normally open auxiliary contact. It is equipped with both a normally open and a normally closed contact for the circuit break
The Allen Bradley 103 IEC Starters are used in industrial motor control systems to start motors for various applications. 103 IEC Starters are non-reversing motor starters. Starters in the 103S product line are 2-component devices with IEC contactors and motor protection circuit breakers. Starters in the 103T product line are 3-component devices with IEC contactors, motor protection circuit breakers, and electronic overload relays. Bulletin 103T starters can also support optional communication modules. 103 IEC Starters are compatible with Allen Bradley Bulletin 141A busbar mounting systems.
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This combination starter features an electronic coil and includes a single normally open auxiliary contact. It is equipped with both a normally open and a normally closed contact for the circuit break
This starter includes a Size 9 contactor (100-C09) and is compatible with a frequency range of 50/60 Hertz. It is integrated with a 140M-D8N-B40 circuit breaker and a solid-state overload relay (193-E
This motor starter handles current ratings between 18 to 25 A and functions within a frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz. It supports operating temperatures spanning from 0 to 40 °C and is designed to perf
This combination starter features auxiliary contacts including one normally open and one normally closed. It is designed for operation in environments with temperatures ranging from 0 °C to 40 °C and
This motor starter is rated for currents of 6.3 A and operates at an input voltage between 110 to 120 V AC. It has an auxiliary contact arrangement featuring one normally open and one normally closed
This product operates within an overload current range of 1.6 to 2.5 A, suitable for diverse motor applications. The device features an internal circuit breaker and includes a normally open auxiliary