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1SFL467002R4211 ABB AF146-30-11B-42 Contactor 3 Pole 1NO+1NC Auxiliary Contacts 110-120V AC/DC
ABB AF116-30-11-13 three-pole contactor with electronic coil technology and auxiliary contacts for industrial motor control applications.
£523.24
Why Choose the ABB AF116-30-11-13 Contactor?
The ABB AF116-30-11-13 is a robust and reliable three-pole contactor designed for industrial motor control, switching and automation applications. As part of ABB’s advanced AF contactor series, it combines electronic coil technology with dependable switching performance for modern electrical control systems.
This contactor provides reliable operation across a wide range of control voltages thanks to ABB’s AF electronic coil design, which helps simplify panel engineering by reducing the number of coil variants required. Its compact construction and proven switching technology make it suitable for demanding industrial environments.
With three main poles and integrated auxiliary contacts, the ABB AF116-30-11-13 is designed for controlling motors, heating loads and industrial power circuits where dependable switching performance and long service life are required.
Key Advantages
- Reliable three-pole industrial contactor for motor control applications.
- Electronic AF coil technology supports flexible control voltage operation.
- Integrated auxiliary contacts for enhanced control functionality.
- Compact design for efficient electrical panel installation.
- High switching reliability for industrial automation systems.
- Manufactured by ABB for consistent quality and performance.
Key Features
- ABB AF contactor series.
- 3 main poles for power switching applications.
- 1 normally open auxiliary contact.
- 1 normally closed auxiliary contact.
- Electronic coil with wide operating voltage range.
- Compatible with ABB motor protection and control accessories.
- Suitable for AC and DC control applications.
- Designed for industrial motor starters and automation panels.
Reliable Switching for Industrial Automation
Contactors such as the ABB AF116-30-11-13 provide the essential switching interface between control systems and electrical loads. They allow motors and other equipment to be safely controlled while supporting frequent switching operations in industrial environments.
The AF series is engineered for machine builders, panel manufacturers and automation professionals requiring dependable components with simplified installation and long operational life.
Typical Applications
- Industrial motor starters.
- Automation control panels.
- Pumps and fan control systems.
- Manufacturing machinery.
- Heating and power switching applications.
- OEM electrical equipment assemblies.
Technical Specifications
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| Coil Type | AC, AC/DC, DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 75 kW | |
| Current | 146 A | |
| Coil Voltage Range | 100–130 V | |
| Poles | 3-pole | |
| Device Type | Contactor | |
| Auxiliary Contacts | 1NO + 1NC | |
| Model | AF146-30-11B-42 | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | AF Contactors | |
| Product type | Three-pole contactor | |
| Number of main poles | 3 | |
| Auxiliary contacts | 1 NO + 1 NC | |
| Coil type | Electronic coil | |
| Application | Motor control and industrial switching | |
| Product ID | 1SFL467002R4211 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB AF116-30-11-13 used for?
The ABB AF116-30-11-13 is a three-pole contactor used for switching motors and electrical loads in industrial automation and control systems.
How many main poles does this contactor have?
The AF116-30-11-13 has three main poles for power switching applications.
What auxiliary contacts are included?
This contactor includes 1 normally open and 1 normally closed auxiliary contact for control and signalling functions.
What type of coil does the contactor use?
The AF116-30-11-13 uses ABB electronic coil technology designed for flexible control voltage operation.
Where is this contactor typically installed?
The contactor is typically installed inside industrial control panels, motor starters and automation systems.
Trusted by Industrial Automation Professionals
ABB AF contactors are widely used by engineers and machine builders worldwide to provide reliable switching, efficient control and long-lasting performance in industrial electrical systems.
