Its AC-1 utilisation category rates it for 40 A at ≤415 V, making it suited for resistive load switching in control panels. The 380 V coil matches standard three-phase line voltages in many industrial installations.
This part is marked obsolete by the manufacturer. No official successor order code is listed, so any replacement would need to be qualified against the customer's approved manufacturer list (AML) before substitution.
The contactor carries compliance with EN/IEC 60947-1, 60947-4-1, and 60947-5-1, plus the Chinese GB/T equivalents — covering the main standard for low-voltage switchgear and controlgear, the specific contactor standard, and control circuit devices. Fire resistance is tested to 850 °C per IEC 60695-2-1. The protective treatment (TH) meets pollution degree 3 per IEC 60068, so it handles typical industrial atmospheres without derating.
The IP2X degree of protection means the contactor body is finger-safe but not sealed against moisture; install inside a panel with at least IP54 enclosure for washdown or outdoor areas. Operating altitude is rated to 3000 m without derating.
The AC-1 rating of 40 A at ≤415 V is the resistive load current — this is the current the contactor can make and break for heaters, lighting, or resistive banks. For motor loads (AC-3), the rating would be lower; no AC-3 figure is listed, so this part is not suited for motor switching.