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EATON 91000T Series Contact Blocks
Eaton 910000T Series contact blocks are electrical components used in industrial control circuits. They are designed to be installed in pushbutton and selector switch bodies to provide a reliable method of signalling and control.
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- They feature screw terminals for easy installation and maintenance.
- These contact blocks are rated for a maximum current of 10 amps and a maximum voltage of 600 volts.
- They have silver alloy contacts for enhanced arc resistance.
Standards and Approvals
- CE
- CSA
- UL
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between normally opened and normally closed contact blocks?
Normally open contact blocks are designed to complete a circuit when the button or switch they are installed in is pressed or activated, while normally closed contact blocks are designed to break a circuit when the button or switch they are installed in is pressed or activated. Delayed action contact blocks have a time delay before they switch state after the button or switch is pressed.
What is the insulation resistance of the contact blocks?
The insulation resistance of these contact blocks is greater than 10 Mohm.
Can these contact blocks be used in conjunction with other types of control devices?
Yes, these contact blocks can be used with timers, relays and sensors.