ABB 1SBL407001R4111 AF96-30-11-41 Three-pole contactor

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1. Product Overview

The ABB AF96-30-11-41 Three-pole Contactor is a low-voltage AC contactor suitable for motor control, lighting, and heating load management in industrial power systems. It features high reliability, long service life, and low maintenance, making it widely applicable in industrial automation systems.

2. Technical Specifications (Typical)

• Model: AF96-30-11-41 / 1SBL407001R4111

• Type: Three-pole AC Contactor

• Operational Voltage (Ue): 690 V AC

• Insulation Voltage (Ui): 1000 V AC

• Rated Current (Ie): 96 A AC-3

• Poles: 3P

• Coil Voltage (Uc): 220–240 V AC / 50–60 Hz

• Mechanical Life: ≥10,000,000 operations

• Electrical Life: ≥1,000,000 operations (rated load)

• Mounting: Panel or DIN rail installation

• Standards: IEC 60947-4-1

• Protection Class: IP20

• Optional Accessories: Auxiliary contacts and mechanical interlock

3. Advantages & Features

• High reliability: Suitable for frequent operation in industrial environments.

• Durable life: Long mechanical and electrical lifespan reduces maintenance.

• Modular and versatile: Supports auxiliary contacts and mechanical interlock for complex control logic.

• Fast response: Coil operates quickly to ensure accurate and reliable load control.

• Standard compliant: IEC compliant, compatible with ABB and other manufacturer systems.

4. Typical Applications

• Industrial motor control

• HVAC, pumps, and fans control

• Lighting and heating load management

• Automation production line electrical control

• Power distribution system load control

5. Installation & Operation Notes

1. Rated current selection: Ensure the contactor’s rated current is above the load current.

2. Coil voltage matching: Confirm coil voltage matches the control power supply.

3. Secure wiring: Terminals must be tight to avoid loose connections.

4. Environmental conditions: Avoid humidity, dust, and corrosive gases; ensure proper ventilation.

5. Periodic inspection: Check mechanical operation and auxiliary contact status for long-term reliability.