It is rated for AC-1 utilisation category at 60 A (IN) with a maximum operational voltage of 415 V. This means it is designed for resistive load switching — heaters, lighting banks, or other loads where the current inrush is minimal — rather than motor starting, which would require an AC-3 rated device.
These are the core standards for low-voltage switchgear and controlgear — 60947-4-1 specifically covers contactors and motor-starters. The device also withstands 850 °C glow-wire testing per IEC 60695-2-1, and carries TH protective treatment for pollution degree 3 environments per IEC 60068, meaning it is suitable for industrial atmospheres with conductive dust or humidity.
It handles vibration at 1.5 Gn (contacts open) and 3 Gn (contacts closed) across 5–300 Hz, and shock at 6 Gn open / 10 Gn closed for 11 ms. These figures tell you it is a standard industrial-grade device — not mil-spec, but robust enough for most factory-floor conditions.