Allen Bradley 104-C23D22

Allen Bradley 104-C23D22 belongs to the commutator contactor series. In China, Hanyite's product has achieved considerable sales and received positive feedback from customers. We have a customer base in Europe and the United States, and even more so in countries such as India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. Hannit offers high-quality products and first-class services. With a complete supply and sales channel as well as a strong professional team, we are committed to providing customers with the best service anytime and anywhere. As a safety contactor, the 104-C23D22 can be used for emergency stop control of dangerous moving equipment, such as CNC machine tools, packaging machinery and conveying systems, and complies with safety standards such as EN ISO 13849.

Estrutura

The Allen Bradley 104-C23D22 body is a sturdy plastic casing with clear terminal markings on it. The top is the main contact terminal connecting the main circuit, which is usually quite large and is used to connect thick cables. The control terminals and auxiliary contact terminals for connecting the control coil are located on the side or bottom. Inside, there is an electromagnetic coil. Once powered on, it generates magnetic force, which attracts an armature. The armature then drives the main contacts to close or open. Although the entire structure is not complicated, it has very high requirements for materials and craftsmanship.

Core electrical and mechanical parameters

Selection and application considerations

We need to consider load matching. The coil model should be selected based on the rated current (≤23A) of the controlled equipment and the power supply type (AC/DC). For example, Allen Bradley 104-C23D22 is the DC coil version. It can be used in conjunction with the Allen-Bradley 100S series auxiliary contact module to expand its functions. As a mature series of products, it shares some spare parts with other models in the same series (such as 104-C23EJ22 and 104-C23F22), reducing long-term maintenance costs.