Coil is rated 200-220 V AC, screw-type terminals, and the contactor mounts via screw fixing with a ±22.5° tilt allowance on vertical surfaces — useful when aligning busbars or cable entries in a dense panel. Dimensions are 214 mm high, 160 mm wide, 225 mm deep — a substantial footprint that needs clear access for main power cables (stranded up to 240 mm²).
Rated for 750 operating cycles per hour at AC-3 (and AC-3e) duty — that's the standard motor switching profile (start, run, stop). At AC-4 (plugging / inching) it drops to 250 ops/h; at AC-1 (resistive) it's 700 ops/h. If your process involves frequent reversing or jogging, the AC-4 figure governs the mechanical life. Coil pick-up and drop-out times are 60-100 ms for both AC and DC supplies — consistent enough for sequenced starter banks, but not a fast-acting device for precision timing circuits.