It's the part you reach for when the main contactor's auxiliary block is full and you need extra NO contacts for a PLC input, a status lamp, or a permissive interlock.
What the contact ratings mean for your circuit
At 24 V the contacts are rated 10 A — that's the full resistive load for a DC control circuit. At 230 V AC the rating drops to 6 A, and at 400 V AC it's 3 A. The 690 V rating of 1 A tells you this is a control-voltage contactor, not a power-switching device.
