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CDCK8 AC contactor

CDCK8 AC contactor

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Applicable Range

CDCK8 AC contactor (hereinafter called contactor) is designed for circuit of AC 50Hz or 60Hz, rated operating voltage 220V,rated operating current 30A, used to make and break the circuit in motor of refrigeration compressor.


Applicable standard

National Standard : GB 14048.4 GB 17885
International Standard: IEC 60947-4-1 IEC 1095


Normal usage and mounting conditions

1. Ambient temperature: it works within -18℃~+50℃, and the average temperature no more than +35℃ in 24hours.
2.Altitude no more than 2000m.
3.Class of pollution: Class 3.
4.Installation condition: Class III.
5.The inclined angle between the mounting surface and the vertical surface no more than ±5℃.
6.Where there is no shake, compact and vibration.
7.Location without rain or snow.


Technical Parameters
Construction Features

1. Contactor is stereo and double breakpoint. Contact adopts silver base alloy, magnetic system adopts E type iron core, armature iron adopts electric and blunt iron.
2. Main circuit of contactor designed for two types: insertion connection and screw connection while coil adopts insertion connection with convenience and reliability.
3. Main circuit has 2NO or 1NO and 1NC.
4. Characteristic is compact, low power consumption, durable, convenient and reliable.


Outline and Installation Dimensions


Q: I own a 21.5' Spectrum sail boat I
any of the books by Nigel Calder will give you the details on proper marine wiring. I suspect your boat was made in the 1970's or 80's and the wiring is not adequate for today's safety standards. The number of fuses depends on the accessories you have. And you want to be sure to fuse each major accessory e.g. bilge on one, radio on one, navigation lights on one,
Q: I dont really know much about car electrical systems, im only 17 and im trying to learn. I only know a little about wiring (like pos and neg from physics class last year) I want to install 2 neon tubes, one underneath the driver and passenger dash. The fuse box is to the left of the passengers foot (2008 vue) I opened it up and all i see is a bunch of little plastic squares for each component (for example, power windows, On Star, radio etc) There are also 2 that say spare which i think i could hook up to, or even the power seats fuse because i dont have that so it wouldnt have anything right? What are the next steps? I dont understand where you actually hook in the wires??Thanks!!
your car dont have power seats but if you look under ye seats you should be able to find the conectors for the power seats as the car is wired an then the seats are put in at the factory so if its got power seats they plug them in if not then they just leave the plug or tuk it under the carpet,you will have to find out which is live and so on and make sure u use the right amp fuse,but it should be pretty easy to do.the other way is buy some think at pound land with a cigarette lighter connector an wire it up that way just hide the wire under ye carpet then plug them in an when u get sik ov them pull it out
Q: I was preparing to drive my car at night.as i turn on the lights smoke puff out just beneath the dashboard near the instrument panel.all the lights are ok except my panel which is pitch black.I cant see the speedometer,tachometer etc.Smell of burned plastic fills the cabin atmosphere.The car engines has no problem.
It is a burned wire. The first place to look is at the aftermarket radio wiring. Check the fuses also and make sure they all have the correct rating. The fuse should have blown before anything burned.
Q: Basically The plasma has about 5 or 6 connections in hte back. For soem reason only my a.v. 1 and 2 are working. my Component 1 AND 2 are not. I tried plugging in my sat. dvd player, and axbox. Every time, I can see a picture, and I can hear sound, but the picture is black and white, Like we're in hte 50's! Anyway I was wondering if maybe this is an ongoing problem with other people as well, maybeits a fuse or something in the t.v. I don't know. And before I bring it to a repair man, I thought maybe I can sacve a couple of bucks by asking on here, and doing it my self. Any suggestions??
alot of times people hook up their component cables wrong red, green, blue cables are for video solid red and white are for audio you DO NOT plug in the yellow cord
Q: I have a 1994 Suzuki Sidekick JX 4x4. Everytime you try to start the car, upon turning the key it will not start. When you check the fuse panel, the fuse marked 15A Fl is always blown, no matter how many times you replace it. I have tried looking online for answers, but haven't found any satisfying. Any idea what could be going on? We have replaced the fuel pump relay twice, one of which fixed the problem, but this last time it hasn't helped. Any expertise help would be greatly appreciated!
Try finding a shop manuel that tells you what FI supplies voltage to.
Q: I needs to locate it in order to change the fuse to work the heated seats and i am having a hard time locating it. I have read the user manual by the way and its very unclear to where it actually is!
The fuse panel is located to the left of the steering column underneath the dash. You may have to remove a trim panel at the bottom of the dashboard to access it. Additionally, there is another fuse panel inside the engine compartment on the fender well, right beside the battery. It will look like a black rectangular box. It says fuses on it, but may be difficult to read if you have not cleaned your engine bay recently. the heated seat fuse will be in the one under the dashboard. Once you replace it though, you will have to figure out why the fuse blew in the first place. Never replace a fuse with a bigger one or jump the fuse with wire. You could burn up other car components, or melt some wires or even set the car on fire.
Q: I have a HP Pavillion ZD8000 laptop that I paid $2000 for a few years ago. The video card just went bad on it and I'm being told that since it's fused to the motherboard, I need to purchase a new motherboard. I don't have alot of money to pour back into this laptop. Where can I find an affordable motherboard for this laptop? Where is the best place to have it installed?Thanks!
Replacing the motherboard in your Laptop will cost your just as much as if you would purchase a new laptop. It is sometimes cheaper to buy a new laptop than to replace the motherboard.
Q: I have dont have a fuel injected bike.Its a suzuki rf600does the wiring fry that easily ? ( if thats the case?)
Will any lights come on? OR Will the starter motor spin when you press the starter button? If either of those are no, could be a bad ignition switch. To check - test for power at the fuse terminals (don't just look at the fuse). Without any more details, the next possible problem would be a fry-ed ECM (carbureted models use them). An ECM is the equivalent of a CDI box.
Q: I had this LCD TV for about 2 years and suddenly it stop working, will not turn on and has no power. It made some static noise then it just stop working. The rest of my entertainment system (audio receiver, speakers, subwoofer, radio) still works, powers on in the same electrical outlet with a power surge protector.
I think you blew a fuse on the main power supply.these units are pretty much low voltage and high current systems, and they shouldn't have problems with shorted components.
Q: How to calculate the value of a FUSE which is to be employed in a circuit by wire's resistance and load resistancei read somewhere that 8g of wire needs 50 amp fuse and 14g needs 10 amp,so my question here in second part is how does we relate wieght of wire to the amps of fusekindly proceed for a answerthnx
weight of a wire has nothing to do with the fuse size. After all, the same weight could describe a very long thin wire that could only handle a low current, or a short thick wire that could handle a lot more current. You can look up the wire's current capability in wire tables. Or consult your local wire codes, for house wiring. For example, AWG 14 wire should be fused for 15 amps, AWG 12 for 20 amps. If the fuse is to protect the wire, size it via the wire tables. But often the fuse is to protect electronic components, and it that case, other rules apply. .

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