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1SBN010010R1010 ABB CA5-10 Auxiliary Contact Block 1NO Front Mount
ABB 1SBN010010R1010 CA5-10 auxiliary contact block with one normally open front-mounted contact for ABB contactors and industrial control systems.
£5.30
Why Choose the ABB 1SBN010010R1010 CA5-10 Auxiliary Contact Block?
The ABB 1SBN010010R1010 is a compact and reliable auxiliary contact block designed for use with ABB contactors and contactor relays in industrial control and automation applications. As part of the ABB CA5 auxiliary contact range, it provides additional switching capability for monitoring, signalling and control circuit functions.
This front-mounted auxiliary contact block features a screw terminal connection system and is designed for straightforward integration with compatible ABB A-series contactors and N-series contactor relays. Its compact construction supports efficient installation in industrial control panels.
With a 1NO instantaneous auxiliary contact, 690 V rated insulation voltage and a compact front-mounted design, the ABB 1SBN010010R1010 provides dependable auxiliary switching for industrial electrical control systems.
Key Advantages
- Compact auxiliary contact block for ABB contactors and relays.
- 1NO instantaneous auxiliary contact for control and signalling functions.
- Screw terminal connection for secure wiring.
- Front-mounted design for simple installation.
- Compatible with ABB A-series contactors and N-series contactor relays.
- Suitable for industrial automation and electrical control applications.
Key Features
- ABB CA5-10 auxiliary contact block series.
- 1NO auxiliary contact configuration.
- Front-mounted accessory design.
- Screw terminal connection technology.
- 690 V rated insulation voltage.
- Compact accessory for ABB contactor systems.
- High mechanical durability for industrial operation.
Reliable Control Expansion for Industrial Systems
Auxiliary contact blocks such as the ABB 1SBN010010R1010 expand the functionality of contactors by providing additional electrical contacts for status feedback, interlocking and control circuit requirements.
The ABB CA5 auxiliary contact range is designed for engineers and panel builders requiring reliable accessory solutions for industrial automation and electrical switching systems.
Typical Applications
- Industrial control panels.
- Motor control systems.
- Automation and PLC interface circuits.
- Electrical signalling applications.
- Contactor status monitoring.
- OEM control assemblies.
Technical Specifications
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| Terminal Type | Screw | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Auxiliary contact block | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | CA5 Auxiliary Contact Blocks | |
| Model | 1SBN010010R1010 | |
| Type | CA5-10 | |
| Product type | Auxiliary contact block | |
| Number of auxiliary contacts | 1 | |
| Contact configuration | 1NO | |
| Mounting type | Front mounting | |
| Connection type | Screw terminals | |
| Rated insulation voltage | 690 V AC | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | approx. 47 × 9.5 × 32.5 mm | |
| Weight | approx. 0.012 kg |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB 1SBN010010R1010 used for?
The ABB 1SBN010010R1010 is an auxiliary contact block used to provide additional switching contacts for ABB contactors and control systems.
How many auxiliary contacts does this block provide?
The CA5-10 provides one normally open instantaneous auxiliary contact.
Where is this auxiliary contact block installed?
The contact block is installed on the front of compatible ABB contactors and contactor relays.
What type of terminals does this accessory use?
The ABB 1SBN010010R1010 uses screw terminals for electrical connections.
What is the rated insulation voltage?
The auxiliary contact block has a rated insulation voltage of 690 V.
Trusted by Industrial Automation Professionals
ABB auxiliary contact blocks are widely used by engineers and system builders to enhance contactor functionality, improve control feedback and support reliable industrial automation systems.
