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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 -
$174.30$174.30 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CT7N-23-B63
Overload Relay, Thermal Bimetallic, 4.5-6.3A Adjustable, Class 10, Manual/Auto Reset, 1NO/1NC, Phase Loss Sensitive, Direct Mount to CA7-9 to CA7-23 Contactors, CT7N Series
$95.40$95.40 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CT7N-23-B40
Overload Relay, Thermal Bimetallic, 2.9-4.0A Adjustable, Class 10, Manual/Auto Reset, 1NO/1NC, Phase Loss Sensitive, Direct Mount to CA7-9 to CA7-23 Contactors, CT7N Series
$95.40$95.40 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CAT7-9-XG-AB10-LF61W0-L20-RV
Combination Starter, Enclosed, Fusible, CA7-9 Contactor, 0.75-1.0A CT7N Overload, L11 30A Fusible Disconnect (Class J Clips), Red/Yellow Handle, 380/110V Control Transformer, 2NO Aux, Varistor, Type 4
$2,964.50$2,964.50 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CA8-09-10-120
Mini Contactor, 3 Pole, 120VAC Coil (110V 50Hz/120V 60Hz), 1NO Auxiliary, 20A AC-1, 5hp@460V/575V, 2hp@200V/230V, 1.5hp@230V 1 Phase, Open Type, CA8 Series
$89.52$89.52 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CA7-23E-01-24E
Contactor, IEC, 23A, 24VDC Electronic Coil, 3 Pole, 1NC Auxiliary, 15hp@460V/575V, 7.5hp@230V, 3hp@230V 1 Phase, Low Consumption Coil with Integrated Diode, CA7 Series
$233.10$233.10 -
Sprecher and Schuh
CT8-B40
Overload Relay, Thermal, 2.9-4.0A Adjustable, Class 10, Manual/Auto Reset, 1NO/1NC, Phase Loss Sensitive, Test Release, Stop Button, Direct Mount to CA8-09 and CA8-12 Contactors, CT8 Series
$53.72$53.72 -
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
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