DILER31120 MOELLER, DILER31120 Datasheet - Page 10

• Manufacturer Part Number: DILER31120
• Description: CONTACTOR
• Manufacturer: MOELLER

Specifications of DILER31120

• No. Of Poles: 3
• Contact Configuration: 3NO / 1NC
• Relay Mounting: DIN Rail
• Coil Voltage Vac Nom: 120V
• Relay Terminals: Screw Clamp
• Nom Operating Power: 25VA
• External Width: 45mm
• External Depth: 52mm
• Contact Current Max: 10A
• Operating Voltage: 415V
• Load Current Inductive: 6A
• Load Current Resistive: 10A
• Rohs Compliant: Yes
• Coil Type: AC
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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DILMP Four-Pole Contactors
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2
New 4-pole contactors from the xStart series
The new 4-pole contactor from Moeller optimized for AC-1 switched loads.
They are the specialists for applications where the mains is switched off or over,
heating systems are switched and 4-pole loads are switched.
Four compact contactors cover the performance range up to 200 A. The identi-
cal size for AC and DC operated contactors as well as a common range of acces-
sories for 3 and 4-pole contactors guarantee efficient and simple planning and
engineering.
4-pole contactor
AC-1
Conventional free air
thermal current Open
For DILMP20 to DILMP80 230 V 50 HZ 240 V 60 HZ, for DILMP125, DILMP160 and DILMP200 RAC240
For DILMP20 24 VDC, for DILMP32 to DILMP200 RDC24
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45
63
80
125
160
200
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AC 230 V 50 HZ 240 V 60 Hz, o.RAC240
DC 24 V DC or RDC24
Part No.
Add voltage from above
DILMP20 (…)
DILMP32-10 (…)
DILMP45-10 (…)
DILMP63 (…)
DILMP80 (…)
DILMP125 (…)
DILMP160 (…)
DILMP200 (…)
110 V 50 HZ 120 V 60 Hz, 24 V 50/60 Hz,
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Combination plug connections
These combinations always consist of
universal standard components which
offer a constantly high level of quality
at an attractive price due to the large
production volumes involved. With
contactors < 16 A DIL M12-XSL or
DIL M12-XRL star-delta and reversing
starter wiring kits can be fitted in the
plug connectors rapidly and with
optimum space saving.
Wiring
The coil terminals are now arranged at
the front of the contactors. As they are
no longer covered by main current wiring
that is often rigid, this simplifies and
reduces the time required for wiring
work and voltage testing. The terminals
of the integrated auxiliary contact are
arranged on the second level.