12/100VDC-100/800/900/1000/1500VDC

12/100VDC-100/800/900/1000/1500VDC power contactors span low-voltage control circuits to high-voltage battery systems. SCN supplies GIGAVAC contactors such as the hermetically sealed REC35, REC37 and REC45, the REC10, REC50, RXC20 and RXR03 high-voltage types, the GV120 and GV140 for 12–100 VDC and the GV200 for 12–800 VDC. They are used in electric vehicles, charging stations and BESS. Our engineers help you choose the right voltage, current rating, contact arrangement and coil option for your application.

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