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CJX2S3210M - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S1210Q - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S4011M CJX2S4011M
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
Package:-
Packaging:Box
CJX2S3210Q CJX2S3210Q
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S4011Q - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S1810Q CJX2S1810Q
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S1210M - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
Package:-
Packaging:Box
CJX2S0910M - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
Package:-
Packaging:Box
CJX2S2510Q CJX2S2510Q
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
CJX2S2510M - Contactors ROHS
Category:Contactors
Manufacturer:Delixi Electric
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Packaging:Box
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ContactorsA contactor is an electromechanical device that is used to control the flow of electricity in a circuit. A contactor typically consists of a coil, a set of contacts, and an armature. When the coil is energized, the armature is magnetically attracted to the contacts, closing the circuit and allowing electricity to flow. When the coil is de-energized, the armature is released, opening the circuit and stopping the flow of electricity. Contactors are commonly used in industrial and commercial applications to control motors, lighting, and other electrical loads. They are often used in conjunction with control circuits, such as timer relays and programmable logic controllers (PLCs), to automate the control of electrical circuits.