Product Description
The Lovato BG0901A12060 3 pole miniature contactor is rated for 9 AMPS, has 1 normally closed base mounted auxiliary contact and a 120 volt AC coil. This Lovato miniature contactor comes with screw terminals and installs onto 35MM DIN rail for easy and quick installation. For a higher rated contactor than the BG0901A12060, the BG1201A12060 is the same frame size and auxiliary but is rated for 12 AMPS instead of 9 AMPS.
| Coil Voltage | 120 volt AC |
| AMP Rating | 9 AMPS AC-3 |
| Auxiliary Contact | 1 normally closed |
| Terminals | Screw |
Four-terminal coil
Connecting cables can be coupled to the coil, both on the line and load ends of the contactor.
Side add-on fourth pole
For the 45A and 56A AC1 ratings, a side-mount fourth power pole can be snapped on the three-pole contactor.
This solution consents to optimise inventory control.
Mechanical interlock
Size 1 contactors, 9 to 25A in AC3, can be possibly mechanically and electrically interlocked with size 2 contactors, 26 to 38A in AC3.
The new BFX50 02 mechanical interlock comprises two built-in auxiliary NC contacts to make the electrical interlock as well.
35mm DIN rail mounting and fixing
Contactor mounting and demounting on a 35mm DIN rail are tool-less operations and are done by simply applying pressure on the contactor.
Starter assembly
The assembly and wiring of electromechanical starters is extremely fast and reliable.
Versatile electrical and mechanical connecting systems consent to make compact starters, in no time at all and without committing errors.
Effortless thermal overload relay link
During the connection of the thermal overload relay to the contactor, its auxiliary contact is simultaneously linked to the contactor coil terminal, by rigid connector.
The complete overload relay fixing is obtained with one single operation and without other connections.
Terminal adaptability
Terminals are suitable for every type of cable: flexible, rigid, according to AWG standards and with any type of cable terminal.
Power pole, auxiliary and coil screws can be tightened using one single type of screwdriver.
Snap-on installation
Mounting and demounting of the add-on auxiliary contacts and accessories, along with contactor coil replacement, are quick and easy operations and done with no tools.
