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 Continuous contactors by design are predominantly used for drive functions on vehicles, they make and break slower than intermittent solenoids and are recommended for prolonged contact periods.The SW80P features an enclosed top cover and offers environmental protection to IP66. The SW80P has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. Mounted using supplied brackets, mounting can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards.

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Genuine SW80-278 ALBRIGHT 24V 100A INT DC The SW80-278, an Albright SW80 -series contactor has been developed for direct current loads, including motors used on different kinds of electric vehicles like industrial trucks.

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SW80-1 Albright Intermittent 24V Single Pole Single Throw Contactor The SW80-1, an Albright SW80 -series contactor has been developed for direct current loads, including motors as used in a variety of applications including electric vehicles, materials handling equipment, winches, Hydraulic Power Packs, Engine Starting, Standby Power, Lighting applications, Telecommunications, and D.C. System Electrics.

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SW60B-537 ALBRIGHT 80V CO DC Contactor The SW60B-537 is an Albright SW60 series version equipped with magnetic blowouts - B) is a miniature series single pole contactor. SW60B is free-standing and compact, designed to fill the gap between 30 amperes and 100A /125A contactors.

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 Continuous contactors by design are predominantly used for drive functions on vehicles, they make and break slower than intermittent solenoids and are recommended for prolonged contact periods.The SW80P features an enclosed top cover and offers environmental protection to IP66. The SW80P has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. Mounted using supplied brackets, mounting can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards.

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Magnetic Blowouts  These contactors are fitted with magnetic blowouts - denoted by 'B' suffix in the SW181B range) across contact gaps. These enable high currents to be ruptured very quickly so that arcing time is reduced to a minimum. Fitting of blowouts can make the contacts polarity sensitive and the positive markings on the top cover of the contactor must be observed. About Intermittent - INT) SW181B-241TSolenoids  Intermittent contactors by design are predominantly used for hydraulic functions on vehicles, they make and break quicker than continuous solenoids and are not recommended for prolonged contact periods. The SW181 has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. It can be mounted via M5 tapped holes or mounting brackets purchased as separate items. Mounting can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards. Please note Normally Closed contacts are not suited to make and break load. Interrupted current - opening and closing on load with frequent switching - results in increased contact resistance). Uninterrupted current - no or infrequent load switching requirements - maintains a lower contact resistance).

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About the Continuous SW182B-4 Reversing Contactors Continuous contactors by design are predominantly for drive functions on vehicles; they make and break slower than intermittent solenoids, and are recommended for prolonged contact periods. The SW182B is a configuration of two 'Single Pole, Double Throw' type contactors on a common bracket for motor reversing. The SW182B features single-pole double-breaking main contacts with silver alloy tips, which are weld resistant, hardwearing and have excellent conductivity. The SW182B main contact circuit, designed for motor reversing, is such that it has a built-in failsafe, so that if both coils are energized simultaneously the contact arrangement is open circuits. The SW182B has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. Mounted using the supplied bracket, mounting of the solenoids can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards. Interrupted current - opening and closing on load with frequent switching - results in increased contact resistance). Uninterrupted current - no or infrequent load switching requirements - maintains a lower contact resistance). Magnetic Blowouts These contactors are fitted with magnetic blowouts - denoted by 'B' suffix in the SW182B range) across contact gaps. These enable high currents to be ruptured very quickly so that arcing time is reduced to a minimum. Fitting of blowouts can make the contacts polarity sensitive and the positive markings on the top cover of the contactor must be observed.

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SW60A-22 – Technical Description The SW60A-22 is a single-pole DC contactor engineered for dependable switching of medium-current DC loads. It is equipped with a 24 V DC continuous-duty (CO) coil, providing stable performance in applications where long energization periods are required. This model includes auxiliary contacts, allowing easy implementation of status indication or interlock functions in control systems. The contactor offers a cut-off (breaking) current rating of 80 A at 48 V DC, making it well-suited for battery-powered systems, mobility equipment, industrial machinery, and a wide range of DC power management applications. As a core model in the SW60A series, the SW60A-22 provides a compact design and standard mounting footprint, ensuring compatibility with common DC systems and OEM installations. Same contactor with a bracket fitted here. Key Features Single-pole DC contactor for medium-current DC switching 24 V DC continuous-duty (CO) coil for stable long-term operation Integrated auxiliary contacts for signalling or interlock logic Cut-off current rating: 80 A at 48 V DC Compact footprint suited for a variety of OEM and industrial applications Reliable construction for battery, mobility, and DC power systems

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Magnetic Blowouts Fitted, option "B"  These contactors are fitted with magnetic blowouts - denoted by 'B' suffix in the SW181B range) across contact gaps. These enable high currents to be ruptured very quickly so that arcing time is reduced to a minimum. Fitting of blowouts can make the contacts polarity sensitive and the positive markings on the top cover of the contactor must be observed. About Continuous - SW181AB-48 Solenoid Continuous contactors by design are predominantly for drive functions on vehicles, they have weaker coils, switch slightly slower than intermittent solenoids and are recommended for prolonged contact periods. The SW181 has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. It can be mounted via M5 tapped holes or mounting brackets purchased as separate items. Mounting can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards. Please note Normally Closed contacts are not suited to make and break load. Difference between Interrupted and Uninterrupted Interrupted current - opening and closing on load with frequent switching - results in increased contact resistance). Uninterrupted current - no or infrequent load switching requirements - maintains a lower contact resistance).

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Genuine SW80B-15 Albright 72V 100A CO DC - COntactor. The SW80B-15, a Albright SW80 -series contactor with magnetic blowouts - B) fitted, has been developed for direct current loads, including motors as used on different kind of electric vehicles like indust

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DC182-3 Motor Reversing Solenoid Intermittent contactors by design are predominantly used for hydraulic functions on vehicles, they make and break quicker than continuous solenoids and are not recommended for prolonged contact periods. The DC182 is a monoblock construction, resulting in a neat compact design which is compatible with modern electronic control systems. The DC182 is physically and electrically interchangeable with the SW182 reversing contactor but rewiring will be required. This version of the DC182 has M8 stud main terminals and 6.3mm spade coil connections. Mounting is via the integral bracket formed into the coil housing case. Mounting can be horizontal or vertical, when vertical the M8 contact studs should point upwards.

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