It is rated for AC-1 utilisation category at 50 A on a ≤415 V power circuit, with a 240 V coil. This means it is designed for resistive loads — heaters, lighting banks, or other non-inductive circuits — where the switching current and the load current are essentially the same. The 4-pole arrangement gives you two normally-open and two normally-closed power poles, which is useful for applications needing both make and break contacts in the same device, such as changeover or reversing schemes on resistive loads. Mounting is via plate or DIN rail, and the contactor carries IP2X finger protection per IEC 60529, so it is suitable for enclosed panel installation where accidental contact with live parts is prevented. The operating temperature range is -5 to 55 °C, with storage from -60 to 80 °C, and it is rated for operation up to 3000 m altitude without derating.
The IEC 60947-4-1 standard specifically covers contactors and motor-starters, so the AC-1 rating and resistive-load application are certified under that framework.
Integration Notes
The IP2X rating means the contactor body itself is finger-safe, but the power terminals still require shrouding or separation from live parts in the enclosure per the standard.