It switches motor loads up to 77 A at 480 V and 62 A at 600 V, making it suitable for medium-horsepower induction motors in a 480 V or 600 V distribution system. The spring-type terminals on the coil speed up panel wiring — no screw torque to verify, just strip and push.
The 70 mm width and 140 mm height fit a standard S3 footprint; the 152 mm depth means it will project past the DIN rail — account for that in enclosure depth when laying out the backplane.
Operating conditions and ratings
The DC coil draws a 1.5 A inrush peak, then holds at the rated 110 VDC — important for sizing the control transformer and verifying the DC supply can deliver the surge without dropout. Arcing time is 10 to 20 ms; the DC coil dropout time is 38 to 57 ms — sequence this with downstream devices so the main contacts clear before any interlocking relay releases.
