EMAS HN Contactor Heating Or Motor Control 3 Poles 230V Coil (1 N.O. Aux)

EMAS HN Series Contactor Compact DIN rail or panel mounted contactor from EMAS. A reliable contactor at a fraction of the leading brand prices. Please select size required from dropdown box. 3 poles and 1 normally open auxiliary contact. AC1 Rated - resistive loads i.e. heating elements. AC1 ratings are always higher. AC3 Rated - inductive loads i.e. three phase motors. AC3 ratings are always lower. Replaces Crompton, Schneider, Telemecanique, ABB and more. Overloads, auxiliary contact blocks and other coil types available on request. Operational Frequency 50 - 60Hz Product Contactor Current (Ie) 9A-25A Usage Category AC 3 Mechanical Life (Min Qty) 10000000 Electrical Life (Min Qty) 1000000 Operating Frequency (On-Off/Hour) Mech. 1800 Elec. 600 Insulation Voltage (Ui) 690V AC Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp) 6 kV Dielectric Strength (Body-Contact) 1890V AC Dielectric Strength (Contact-Contact) 1890V AC Isolation Resistance 10 MΩ (500 V DC) Operating Temperature -15 / +80 °C Pollution Degree 3 Protection Degree IP20 Cable Section 1,5 mm² Screw Torque 1,8 Nm Short Circuit Breaking Capacity (Ics) 50 kA Serial HN Series Voltage 220-230V/50-60HZ Auxiliary 1NO Frequently Asked Questions What's the difference between AC1 and AC3 ratings? AC1 applies to resistive loads (like heating elements) and gives a higher current rating. AC3 applies to inductive loads (like three-phase motors) and is always a lower rating, since motor inrush current is more demanding on contacts. Check which rating matches your load type before sizing. Can this replace my existing branded contactor? Likely yes — this is a common form-factor replacement for Crompton, Schneider, Telemecanique, ABB, and similar branded contactors. Confirm your coil voltage and pole/auxiliary configuration match before ordering. Is this IP65 rated like the CP series switches? No — contactors are IP20 rated, intended for mounting inside an enclosed control panel rather than direct outdoor or washdown exposure. Can I add overloads or extra auxiliary contacts? Yes — overloads, additional auxiliary contact blocks, and other coil voltage options are available on request. Industry Applications Heating & process control — switching heating elements and resistive loads (AC1 rating) Motor control panels — three-phase motor starters for pumps, fans, and general industrial motors (AC3 rating) Panel refurbishment — drop-in replacement for aging or discontinued branded contactors {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"What's the difference between AC1 and AC3 ratings?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"AC1 applies to resistive loads (like heating elements) and gives a higher current rating. AC3 applies to inductive loads (like three-phase motors) and is always a lower rating, since motor inrush current is more demanding on contacts. Check which rating matches your load type before sizing."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Can this replace my existing branded contactor?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Likely yes — this is a common form-factor replacement for Crompton, Schneider, Telemecanique, ABB, and similar branded contactors. Confirm your coil voltage and pole/auxiliary configuration match before ordering."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Is this IP65 rated like the CP series switches?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"No — contactors are IP20 rated, intended for mounting inside an enclosed control panel rather than direct outdoor or washdown exposure."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Can I add overloads or extra auxiliary contacts?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes — overloads, additional auxiliary contact blocks, and other coil voltage options are available on request."}}]}