It provides 2 normally open and 2 normally closed instantaneous contacts, rated for a maximum of 10 A, with screw-type terminals for wiring.
The 10 A maximum rating governs the thermal current the contacts can carry continuously. For inductive loads at 24 V DC, the switching capacity drops to 6 A; at 110 V DC it's 1 A, and at 220 V DC it's 0.3 A. The AC-15 rating at 690 V is 1 A, which is the relevant figure for solenoid and contactor coil switching in a control circuit. These are the numbers that decide whether this block handles your specific load without welding contacts or exceeding thermal limits. That means it's suitable for both power switching and PLC-level signal feedback without nuisance failures. The block measures 36.5 mm wide, 41.5 mm deep, and 37.5 mm high — compact enough to fit on a contactor face or in a crowded DIN-rail enclosure.
Insulation voltage is rated at 690 V AC with pollution degree 3, and surge voltage resistance is 6 kV — typical for industrial control circuits up to 480/690 V systems.