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Eaton C320SNP11 auxiliary contact block 1NO 1NC 10A 600V AC
Side-mount auxiliary contact block adds one normally open and one normally closed contact rated 10 A at 600 V AC for compatible definite-purpose starters and contactors
- 1 NO + 1 NC contacts for flexible control circuits
- 10 A AC rating handles standard industrial loads
- 600 V AC maximum voltage suits common power systems
- Side-mount design fits existing starter enclosures
- Compatible with A25, A27, B25, B27, C25 series starters
Eaton C320SNP11 Auxiliary Contact Block
The Eaton C320SNP11 is an auxiliary contact block designed for side mounting on compatible definite purpose starters and contactors. It provides one normally open and one normally closed contact for control circuit signalling in industrial applications.
Side-Mount Design and Circuit Integration
The block mounts on the side of Series A25, A27, B25, B27 and C25 definite purpose devices, adding two circuits without increasing the starter footprint. Its 10 A rating at 600V AC suits standard control voltage levels found in machinery panels.
1NO/1NC Contact Configuration
The single normally open and single normally closed contact arrangement determines the logic available for interlocking or status feedback. Buyers needing multiple normally open contacts or additional poles must select a different accessory block.
Highlights
- 1 NO + 1 NC contacts for flexible control circuits
- 10 A AC rating handles standard industrial loads
- 600 V AC maximum voltage suits common power systems
- Side-mount design fits existing starter enclosures
- Compatible with A25, A27, B25, B27, C25 series starters
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage does the 600V AC rating on this C320SNP11 contact block actually cap?
The 600V AC rating is the maximum voltage the auxiliary contacts can switch; do not exceed it in the control circuit.
What starter or contactor series does this side-mount block fit?
It mounts on the side of Series A25, A27, B25, B27 definite purpose starters and C25 definite purpose contactors.
How do you install the C320SNP11 and what step is often missed?
Slide the block onto the side of the compatible starter or contactor until it locks; the step often missed is verifying the latch fully engages before wiring the 1NO/1NC contacts.
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