GJL1211009R0011

What type of device is this?

It is a compact mini contactor designed for switching and controlling electrical loads in space-constrained control panels. It is a 3-pole contactor with an integrated auxiliary contact and soldering pin terminals.

What coil/control voltage does it use?

The rated control circuit (coil) voltage is 24 V AC. It is suitable for a wide AC frequency range (40–450 Hz), which can be helpful in specialised control power systems.

How many main poles and auxiliary contacts does it have?

It has 3 main normally-open (NO) poles for the power circuit. It also includes 1 auxiliary normally-closed (NC) contact for signalling or interlocking.

What terminal type does it use?

It uses soldering pins, intended for PCB mounting or soldered connections rather than traditional screw clamp wiring.

Can it be mounted on a DIN rail?

Yes. It includes an integrated option for DIN rail mounting on TH35-7.5 and TH35-15 rails (35 mm top-hat profiles).

What loads is it typically used to control?

It is commonly used to control single-phase or three-phase loads such as small motors, heaters, lighting circuits, and control circuits where compact size and reliable switching are required.

What are the typical AC-3 motor duty ratings?

For AC-3 motor switching duty, it is rated up to 4 kW at 400 V (three-phase). It is also commonly specified as 2.2 kW at 230/240 V and 3 kW at 690 V under AC-3 conditions.

What are the typical AC-1 current ratings?

For AC-1 (resistive) duty, typical rated operational current is 12 A at 220–440 V and 6 A at 690 V (ratings vary with ambient temperature).

Is it suitable for switching control signals (auxiliary circuit duty)?

Yes. Typical AC-15 ratings include 4 A at 24 V, 120 V, and 220/240 V (and 3 A at 380/400 V). For DC-13, typical ratings include 2.5 A at 24 V and 0.4 A at 220/240 V.

What is the maximum voltage it can be used with?

The main circuit is typically used up to 690 V AC/DC. The maximum operating voltage under UL/CSA is commonly stated as 600 V AC for the main circuit, with auxiliary circuits up to 600 V AC/DC.

What is the degree of protection at the terminals?

The main, control, and auxiliary circuit terminals are rated IP20, meaning they are finger-safe in typical panel installations when correctly assembled.

What environmental conditions is it designed for?

Typical reference ambient air temperature for operation is from -25 °C to +55 °C, and permissible installation altitude is up to 2000 m.

Does it include any user-visible status indication?

Yes. It includes a switch position indication to show the contactor’s operating state.

What are its approximate dimensions and weight?

Typical overall dimensions are approximately 47.5 mm (W) × 45.5 mm (H) × 51.5 mm (D), with a net weight around 0.17 kg. These figures are useful for enclosure layout and PCB or rail spacing.

Which protective devices are typically used with it?

Short-circuit protection is commonly coordinated using gG type fuses; a typical reference is 25 A (type 1 coordination), but final selection should be based on the application’s fault level and coordination requirements.

What standards is it designed to comply with?

It is specified to common contactor standards including IEC/EN 60947-1, IEC/EN 60947-4-1, and IEC/EN 60947-5-1 (with corresponding UL 60947 references).

What is a useful ordering reference to include on internal documentation?

Many users reference the device marking “B6-30-01-P-01” and, where needed, the catalogue reference GJL1211009R0011 in internal BOMs and panel drawings to avoid ambiguity.