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Eaton XTMF9A00B 4-Pole 220/240V AC 9A Magnetic Contactor
Miniature IEC magnetic contactor rated 9 A inductive at 220/240 V AC with four poles and DIN-rail or panel mounting
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 4-pole design handles complex motor circuits
- 9 A inductive rating runs heavy loads
- 220/240 V AC coil fits standard supplies
- Screw terminals give secure wire connections
- DIN rail or panel mount saves space
Eaton XTMF9A00B 4-Pole Magnetic Contactor
The Eaton XTMF9A00B is a miniature IEC magnetic contactor designed for industrial electrical control and automation systems. It features a 4-pole configuration rated for 9 A inductive and 20 A resistive loads at 220/240V AC coil voltage. The unit mounts on DIN rail or panel and uses screw terminals for secure wiring connections.
Suited for non-reversing motor control circuits
This contactor suits panels requiring a compact, non-reversing switching solution with a Frame Size A footprint. It is not for applications needing built-in auxiliary contacts or reversing capability. Buyers who need integrated auxiliary switching or a reversing starter should look at a different configuration.
Coil voltage 220/240V AC determines compatibility
The single specification that decides fit is the 220/240V AC coil voltage, which must match the control circuit supply exactly. A mismatch will prevent the contactor from operating or cause coil damage. Verify the control voltage before purchase.
Highlights
- 4-pole design handles complex motor circuits
- 9 A inductive rating runs heavy loads
- 220/240 V AC coil fits standard supplies
- Screw terminals give secure wire connections
- DIN rail or panel mount saves space
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | XTMF9A00B |
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the Eaton XTMF9A00B contactor come with auxiliary contacts or do I need to buy them separately?
The unit ships with zero auxiliary contacts included. Any auxiliary contact blocks must be purchased as separate accessories for your control circuit.
The datasheet shows 9 A inductive and 20 A resistive ratings — which one should I use for sizing?
Use the 9 A inductive rating for motor loads and the 20 A resistive rating for heating or lighting loads; match the rating to your actual load type.
What does the 220/240 V AC coil voltage mean when the contactor is installed in a panel?
The coil will operate directly from a 220 V or 240 V AC control supply without an external transformer, drawing power from the same phase voltage used in the panel.
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