Product Description The ABB AF116-30-11-13 Contactor is a powerful and reliable 3-pole contactor designed for heavy-duty motor control and power switching applications. It is rated for 116A operational current (AC-3, 400V) and features a wide-range electronic coil (100–250V AC/DC) that simplifies control circuit design. This model includes 1 normally open (1NO) and 1 normally closed (1NC) auxiliary contact, offering flexible signaling options. The AF116-30-11-13 ensures high electrical and mechanical durability, making it an excellent choice for motor starters, industrial automation, HVAC, and power distribution systems. At PowerMark Solution, we provide genuine ABB AF series contactors, including the AF116-30-11-13, trusted by professionals for demanding automation and control projects. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand ABB Series AF Contactor Series Model Number AF116-30-11-13 Product Type Contactor Poles 3 Pole Rated Operational Current 116 A (AC-3, 400 V) Coil Voltage Wide-range electronic coil (100–250 V AC/DC) Auxiliary Contacts 1NO 1NC Rated Operational Voltage 690 V AC Rated Insulation Voltage 1000 V AC Electrical Durability 1 million operations (at rated load) Mechanical Durability 10 million operations Utilization Category AC-1, AC-3 Terminal Type Screw clamp terminals Operating Temperature Range -25 °C to 55 °C Storage Temperature Range -40 °C to 80 °C Mounting Type DIN rail or panel mounting Dimensions Approx. 120 × 140 × 140 mm Weight ~ 2.3 kg Certifications CE, UL, CSA, RoHS compliant Applications Motor starters, automation panels, HVAC, industrial machinery, power distribution FAQs Q1: What is the rated current of AF116-30-11-13?A: It is rated for 116A (AC-3, 400V). Q2: What type of coil does it use?A: It uses a wide-range electronic coil (100–250V AC/DC). Q3: How many auxiliary contacts are included?A: It includes 1NO 1NC auxiliary contacts. Q4: How durable is this contactor?A: It offers 10 million mechanical operations and 1 million electrical operations. Q5: Where is this contactor used?A: In motor starters, power distribution, HVAC, and heavy-duty automation systems.
