Rated impulse withstand voltage is 6 kV for both the main circuit and the auxiliary circuit, placing it in a standard overvoltage category for industrial environments. The coil draws 3.8 VA at 50 Hz and holds at 24 VDC nominal.
For motor duty, the contactor is coordinated with a fuse gL/gG 20 A under type 2 assignment — meaning a short-circuit fault up to that fuse rating will not damage the contactor, only the fuse needs replacement. This coordination is critical for panel builders who need to guarantee fault withstand without contactor replacement. Auxiliary contacts are rated 12 A per NC and per NO contact at the rated value, with a 20 A peak at 24 V for both NC and NO. Terminals accept solid or stranded conductors 2x (0.25 to 2.5 mm²) or AWG 2x (24 to 14). The spring-loaded design reduces installation time compared to screw terminals and provides vibration-resistant connections — a practical advantage in panels subject to transport or machine vibration.
Side-by-side mounting is permitted, which allows dense packing in multi-contactor panels. These values matter when coordinating with upstream protection devices or sequencing contactors in star-delta or reversing starters.
RoHS compliance is documented with a substance prohibition date of 01 July 2006, confirming the part meets EU RoHS requirements. Storage temperature range of -55 to +80 °C covers most warehouse and transport conditions.