It clips onto a 35 mm symmetrical DIN rail and is rated for 25 A in AC-7A utilisation category (resistive/lighting loads) and 8.5 A in AC-7B (motor loads for household appliances), per IEC 60947-4. The coil is 230 V AC at 50 Hz, drawing 15 VA inrush and 3.8 VA hold-in power.
The 8.5 A AC-7B rating covers small motor loads like fans or pumps in appliances. The 230 V AC coil means it's a line-voltage control device; plan for a separate control transformer if your panel runs 24 VDC logic. The 2 NO pole configuration gives you two independently switched power paths, each rated at the same operational current. Mounting is clip-on to standard 35 mm DIN rail. IP20 body protection means it's safe from finger contact but not washdown; install inside an enclosure rated at least IP40. The tunnel-type terminals accept up to 6 mm² rigid or 2.5 mm² flexible per pole, with a tightening torque of 0.8 N.m. Strip length is 10 mm.
The contactor is designed to IEC 61095 and EN 61095, the standard for electromechanical contactors for household and similar purposes. It carries a pollution degree 2 rating and is tropicalised to 2 levels per EN 61095 and IEC 1095, meaning it withstands damp heat conditions. Operating altitude is rated to 2000 m, and relative humidity tolerance is 95% at 55 °C. The noise level is listed at 30 dB — essentially silent operation in a panel environment.