Its job is to take a 24 V DC control signal and pass it through to downstream logic or loads via 2 normally-open and 2 normally-closed contacts, each rated 6 A at 24 V. The coil holds at 2.8 W DC, with an integrated suppressor diode across the coil to clip the flyback spike when de-energizing — that diode matters if you're driving this from a PLC output or a solid-state source that can't absorb the inductive kick. Snap it onto a 35 mm DIN rail in a control panel; the screw terminals accept up to 2x 4 mm² solid or 2x 2.5 mm² stranded, so it'll land in most European-style marshalling cabinets without adapters.
The size S00 footprint is 45 mm wide by 73 mm deep by 57.5 mm tall.
The contacts are rated for AC-12 and DC-12/DC-13 loads. At 24 V DC the continuous current is 6 A; at 110 V DC it drops to 3 A, at 220 V DC to 1.2 A, and at 690 V AC to 1 A. The 2 NO + 2 NC contact arrangement (22 E designation) is the standard auxiliary block for this frame.
Installation altitude is limited to 2,000 m above sea level without derating. The part is RoHS-compliant per the substance prohibition date of May 1, 2012. No UL or CSA listing is stated in the spec record, but the SIRIUS family typically carries IEC 60947-5-1 certification for auxiliary contactors. The suppressor diode across the coil is a factory-fitted design — no external snubber required for DC switching.