TEND CONTACTOR TC35 15kW/35A 240V COIL
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USER'S INSTRUCTION
ãAttention:
ã. Turn off power before carrying out any maintenance.
ã. Please handle carefully and avoid abnormal vibration and shock.
ã. The dust-proof label on the side of frame must be tear off clearly, if side-mounted auxiliary contact block or mechanical interlock is used.
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ã. To dismantle the magnetic contactors which is mounted by DIN 35mm rail, right“-”screwdriver shall be applied and handled in running direction.
ã. A minimum clearance of 8mm and a minimum creepage distance of 12mm has to be ensured by the installation.
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ã1. Service Environment
ã1.1 Operational Temperature: -20°c~50°c.
ã1.2 Storage Temperature: -40°c~70°c.
ã1.3 Relative Humidity: 45%~85%.
ã1.4 Altitude: below 2000m.
ã2. Installation and wiring
ã2.1 Ensure that the specifications (Rated power, arrangement of auxiliary contact, rated coil voltage and frequency) meet the requirements.
ã2.2 Mounting positions shall be within the rages specified below.
ã2.3 Select appropriate conductor and tighten with appropriate torque with right tool.
ã2.4 Tightening torques for contactors are given below:
Type | Item | Screw/blot | Tighting torque (kgf.cm) |
TC11 | Main Terminal | M3.5 | 8~12 |
TC16 | Main Terminal | M3.5 | 8~12 |
TC21 | Main Terminal | M4 | 12~20 |
TC30/35/40 | Main Terminal | M5 | 20~25 |
TC50/60 | Main Terminal | M6 | 35~40 |
All Series | Main Terminal | M3.5 | 8~12 |
3.Maintenance:
ã 3.1 Turn off power before conducting any maintenance.
ã 3.2 Disconnect the wires in sequence.
ã 3.3 Dismantle contactor as required for maintenance.
ã 3.4 Assemble and connect the contactor in reverse procedures conducted in steps 3.3and 3.2.
ã 3.5 Check the contactor in a good condition.
ã4.Replacement of the coil:
ãFollow the instructions if replacement of the coil is carried out.
ã 4.1 Dismantle the contactor in appropriate means.
ã 4.2 Replace the coil to requested coil.
ã 4.3 Assemble the contactor in a reverse sequence conducted in step 4.1.
ã 4.4 Check that the contactor can be operated normally.
