195-MA40
This auxiliary contact block features four normally-open contacts, allowing for effective circuit control. It supports 100-M and 700-M contactors, making it versatile for different configurations. Wit
The modular control relays of the Allen-Bradley Bulletin 195 series are manufactured specifically to switch and control operational loads reliably in an industrial environment. Each relay is compact and has a high electrical endurance rating, with flexible contact configurations to fit different control applications. The 195 relays connect easily to the DIN rail and are compatible with Allen-Bradley Bulletin 100 contactors to facilitate the installation and integration of the complete system. These relays further enhance automation efficiency through advanced control and signaling capabilities.
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This auxiliary contact block features four normally-open contacts, allowing for effective circuit control. It supports 100-M and 700-M contactors, making it versatile for different configurations. Wit
This auxiliary block supports a rated voltage of 500 VAC and a maximum rated current of 10 A. Designed for front snap-on mounting, it accommodates screw clamp terminals for robust electrical connectio
This contact block operates at a rated voltage of 690 V AC and can handle up to 10 A of operational current. It complies with industry standards, including IEC 60947-5-1, UL 508, and CSA C22.2 No 14,
This auxiliary contact block features a single pole and includes a normally open contact configuration (1 NO). It is intended for side mounting, supporting 3-phase compatibility. The device utilizes a
This contact block supports a rated operational current of up to 10 A at a maximum voltage of 500 V AC. Installed wiring can range from a minimum of 18 AWG to a maximum of 14 AWG. Designed for industr
This auxiliary contact features a contact arrangement of 2 normally closed (2NC) contacts. It is compatible with loads requiring 100A to 400A in amperage and can be mounted on the side. The screw term