PRE9030DRF

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PRE9030DRF

This Simple-to-fit contactor is widely used to switch heating load in domestic dwellings. When wired in conjunction with either a Prefect PRE5701 7day programmable thermostat, or one of the family of Prefect triggered thermostats the unit is able to switch resistive loads up to 9Kw. This makes the unit ideal for controlling electric heating systems in domestic premises or even small commercial sites.

(See PRE9030DRF Data sheet for wiring details)

energy rating:

NA

ease of installation: fit-2

Features

Used with PRE5701 7 Day thermostat
Switching capacity 9 Kw at 230V
5amp Fused supply and return for thermostat.
Pre-wired for simple connection
Two position size contactor with one position under cover for terminals.

Data Sheets & Instructions

Instruction
PRE9030DRF

Data Sheet
PRE9030 DRF

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