It carries a 25 A rated operational current in AC-7a duty (IEC/EN 61095) and a 230-240 V AC 50 Hz control coil. The 2 NO pole contact composition means it switches two line conductors simultaneously — typical for single-phase motor or resistive heater circuits where both poles need breaking.
The 25 A AC-7a rating is the headline figure — AC-7a covers motor loads with moderate inrush (fans, pumps, compressors up to that running current). The same contactor is also rated 8.5 A in AC-7b (heavily inductive loads like solenoid valves) and carries AC-3 and AC-5a/b ratings per EN/IEC 60947-4-1 for motor switching and lamp/transformer loads. Electrical durability varies by duty: 100,000 cycles at 25 A AC-7a, 30,000 cycles at 8.5 A AC-7b. Mechanical durability is 1,000,000 cycles — the contactor will outlast the electrical life in most applications. The control coil draws 9.2 VA inrush and holds at 2.7 VA — a standard AC coil draw that a PLC digital output with an interposing relay can drive. The 230-240 V AC 50 Hz coil voltage is fixed; no dual-voltage or DC coil option on this variant. Tightening torque is 0.8 N.m for both control and power circuits, with tunnel-type terminals accepting up to 6 mm² rigid or 4 mm² flexible on the power side.