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$83.51$83.51 -
Noark
Ex9CS09D10B
1320331
IEC Contactor, Miniature, 24VDC, 9 Amp (9A), 1NC/3NO, DIN Rail 35mm & Panel Mountable, FVNR: Full Voltage, Non-Reversing, UL508, EX9CS Series
$20.97$20.97 -
Noark
Ex9CR0911G7W
1322288 - Replacement for EX9CDR09A30G7A, 1310075
Contactor, Ex9CR, Standard, Prewired FVR, 9A, AC, 1NO+1NC, 120V, 50/60 Hz, 3NO
$79.73$79.73 -
$23.66$23.66 -
$70.58$70.58 -
$95.40$95.40 -
$95.40$95.40 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CA7-23E-01-24E
Contactor, 24 VDC Coil, 23 A Maximum Load Current, 3 Pole, NC Contact Configuration, 1 Auxiliary Contacts
$220.75$220.75 -
Noark
Ex9R12B1.6A
1420006
Thermal Overload Relay, Ex9R, 12A, Use with Ex9CS06-12, Trip Class 10, 1-1.6 A
$29.74$29.74 -
$26.83$26.83 -
LS Electric
1337000500
MC40A-30-00-K7-S-E, Non-Cancellable / No Returns
IEC Contactor, General Purpose, MC-40a, 120VAC, Metasol, MC-Series, NCNR
$53.33$53.33 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CEP7-1EFFD
Solid State Overload Relay, Direct Mount for CA7-30..55, 11-55 Amps, Trip Class 10/15/20/30
$115.17$115.17
A motor starter is a contactor plus an overload relay; without an overload it is just a contactor.
A motor starter starts and stops a connected motor load and will provide protection in case of a sudden loss of power or if the motor overloads. A contactor is similar to a relay (but can handle larger amounts of electrical power and handle higher voltage loads) and is used for switching current on and off in a circuit. Contactors are used to control electrical loads and motors without providing overload protection.
a.k.a. motor starter, IEC contactor, dp contactor, thermal overload relay, motor protectors