ALLEN-BRADLEY 100-C09N10 Ser. A

Allen-Bradley 100-C09N10 Three-Pole Contactor

Description

This Allen-Bradley 100-C09N10 is a robust and reliable three-pole contactor from the Bulletin 100-C family. It is engineered for controlling motors, heating elements, and other electrical loads in industrial environments. With a 9A (AC-3) rating and a versatile coil voltage, this contactor provides a dependable switching solution for your automation system.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
• Catalog Number: 100-C09N10
• Series: A
• Number of Poles: 3
• Rated Operational Current (AC-3, 400V): 9 A
• Rated Motor Power (AC-3, 400V): 4 kW
• Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 690 V
• Coil Voltage: 380-400V at 50Hz, 415-440V at 60Hz
• Integrated Auxiliary Contacts: 1 Normally Open (1NO)

Label Info

• CAT: 100-C09N10
• SER: A
• 3 MAIN POLES, 1 N.O. AUX CONT
• COIL: 380..400V 50Hz / 440V 60Hz

Application

Ideal for motor starting applications, HVAC control, lighting control, and integration into larger control panels within manufacturing, processing, and building automation systems.

Country of Origin

Made in Switzerland.

CO2 Impact

Choosing this reused component over a new one saves approximately 12.0 kg of CO2, equivalent to the emissions from driving a car for 60 km.

Availability

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FAQ

What is the AC-3 rating of this 100-C09N10 contactor?

The AC-3 rating, which is for switching squirrel-cage motors, is 9 Amps. This corresponds to a motor power of 4 kW at 400V.

Can I add more auxiliary contacts to this device?

Yes, the Allen-Bradley Bulletin 100-C contactors are designed to be modular. You can mount additional front- or side-mounted auxiliary contact blocks, such as the Bulletin 100-S series, to expand its functionality.

What does the ‘N’ in the part number 100-C09N10 signify?

The ‘N’ in the catalog number designates the specific coil voltage. For this model, it specifies a coil rated for 380-400V at 50Hz and 415-440V at 60Hz. Always verify the coil voltage matches your control circuit voltage before installation.

Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026

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