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BAOMAIN 110V AC 4-Pole 50A Modular Contactor, 4NO, DIN Rail Mount | HC1-50 4P BCT-50 4P 50Amp 4 Normally Open AC110V Contactor For HVAC,Motor,Pump,and Lighting Control

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Management number 234085125 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price $7.44 Model Number 234085125
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  • 【4-Pole 4NO Multi-Load Switching】Features 4 Normally Open contacts for simultaneous control of multiple circuits. Capable of switching 3-phase compressors plus auxiliary loads from a single device
  • 【110V AC 50A Rated Current】Rated 110V AC 50A (AC-7a 50A / AC-7b 20A). Features 2.1W max power, 500V insulation withstand (Ui), and 500V operating voltage (Ue)—reliable for resistive and inductive loads
  • 【DIN Rail Ready – Plug & Play】Snaps onto standard 35mm DIN rail for quick panel installation. Compatible with AWG 10-4 flexible cords for easy wiring alongside breakers
  • 【110V AC ONLY – Not DC Compatible】Designed exclusively for 110V AC systems. NOT for DC use. Always use with short-circuit protection (fuse/MCB) and maintain proper spacing for heat dissipation
  • 【Compressor & Multi-Load Control】Designed for refrigeration compressors and multi-load applications. All four NO contacts switch simultaneously—perfect for HVAC systems, industrial refrigeration, and panel-building applications
ASIN B089FL2KM1
Item Weight 12.3 ounces
Manufacturer Baomain Electric
Item model number HC1-63-50A-4P
Product Dimensions 3.23 x 1.42 x 2.56 inches

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