It's rated for AC-1 utilisation category at 50 A up to 415 V with a 220 V coil, meaning it's designed for resistive loads like heaters or lighting banks where the switching current and load current are essentially the same — no motor inrush to worry about. It mounts to either a plate or DIN rail, takes up 56 mm width on the rail, and carries IP2X finger protection on the enclosure. The operating temperature range is -5 to 55 °C, with storage from -60 to 80 °C, and it's rated for use up to 3000 m altitude.
This part is marked obsolete by the manufacturer. No official successor order code exists. We can source it against an RFQ from surplus or broker channels.
The contactor also meets IEC 60695-2-1 for glow-wire fire resistance at 850 °C and carries protective treatment TH (pollution degree 3) per IEC 60068 for use in mildly corrosive or humid environments.
Mechanical and Environmental Robustness
Rated for vibration at 1.5 Gn (5–300 Hz) when open and 3 Gn when closed, and shock at 6 Gn open / 10 Gn closed — figures that matter if this contactor lives on a machine with frequent start/stop jolts or near a press.