Fuji SC-4-1 Magnetic Contactor 220V AC
A magnetic contactor switches 220 V AC circuits and ships new in its original box
- Fuji SC-4-1 magnetic contactor rated for 220 V AC operation
- New in box condition ensures reliable performance from first use
- Listed by manufacturer in 2024 confirming current production
- Compact design suits control panels and automation systems
- AC coil voltage simplifies integration with standard mains supplies
Fuji SC-4-1 Magnetic Contactor
The Fuji SC-4-1 is a magnetic contactor designed for AC 220V control circuits in industrial and commercial electrical panels. It provides reliable switching for motor starters, lighting banks and heating loads where a compact, coil-driven power relay is required.
Sustained load behaviour
The contactor is built for continuous duty at its rated coil voltage, maintaining stable contact pressure during extended operation without overheating. Its mechanical construction resists contact welding and erosion over repeated switching cycles in demanding environments.
220V AC coil voltage
The single specification that decides fit is the 220V AC coil rating; the unit will not operate on DC or lower AC voltages. Buyers who need a different control voltage or a higher current rating must select an alternative model.
How it compares
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- Price $110.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat does the Fuji SC-4-1 magnetic contactor produce when running continuously on a 220V AC coil?
The coil draws power only while energised; heat output is low and typical for a contactor of this class.
What control-circuit wiring and mounting hardware must I already have to install this contactor?
You need a 220V AC control source, suitable wire gauge for the coil terminals and a DIN rail or panel screws for mounting.
Will the Fuji SC-4-1 work alongside older motor starters and overload relays already in my panel?
Yes, it uses standard coil voltage and terminal spacing compatible with legacy Fuji and IEC-style starters.
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