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The CJ19 series contactor is specifically designed for power factor correction systems, providing reliable switching of capacitor banks. Unlike standard contactors, these units mitigate the high inrush currents experienced when energizing capacitors. They employ a staged switching process: first engaging auxiliary contacts to activate current-limiting resistors, then closing the main contacts once the current is safely reduced. This protects the contacts from damage and ensures long-term operational stability. This model, CJ19-9521, is rated for 50kVAR with a 1 Normally Open (NO) and 2 Normally Closed (NC) contact configuration, operating at 220V.
Capacitor Contactor CJ19-9521, 50kVAR, 1NO+2NC, 220V is a specialized contactor designed for switching capacitor banks in reactive power compensation systems. Featuring a 50 kVAR rating, one normally open (NO) and two normally closed (NC) auxiliary contacts, and 220V coil voltage, this contactor mitigates inrush currents during capacitor switching, protecting contacts from damage and ensuring reliable operation. Its staged switching design extends contact life and improves system stability.
Type: Capacitor Contactor
Standard: GOST 30698-2000 (likely, specific standard may vary)
Base Material: Silver alloy contacts, insulated housing (likely phenolic or similar)
Application: Indoor
Consumption: N/A (This is an electrical component, not a consumable material)
Drying Time: N/A
Durability: Designed for frequent switching operations; contact life typically exceeds 100,000 cycles under rated load. Resistant to arc erosion due to staged switching.
Packaging: Individually boxed with protective cushioning.
Protects contacts from high inrush currents.
Extends contactor lifespan through staged switching.
Improves the reliability of reactive power compensation systems.
Reduces electrical noise and interference.
Optimizes power factor correction performance.
Provides reliable switching of capacitor banks.
Power factor correction panels (PFC).
Industrial capacitor banks.
HVAC systems with capacitor-based power factor correction.
Switchgear and motor control centers (MCCs) requiring capacitor switching.