High Voltage Epoxy Encapsule DC Contactor for Energy Storage Equipment

Product Description

Product Description Features
Epoxy packaging, the contacts are protected by nitrogen, preventing oxidation, strong cooling arc capacity.
High-voltage, high-current control capable.
Compact & low operating sound.
Safety and high contact reliability.
Can be installed in any direction.
Not freezing and condensing at low temperature.
Certification
CE
TUV
Applications
Pre-charge
Energy storage equipment
Power battery system
High voltage inverter
Power contact

Parameter	Data
Contact arrangement	1 Form X(SPST-NO-DM)
Contact polar	Without polarity
Power contact material	Copper or silver alloy optional, see "Part numbering system"
Rated operating voltage	1,000V DC
Max. Continuous current(at 23ºC)	30A

Certifications
Exhibition
FAQ Q1: Are you trading company or manufacturer ?
We are a manufacturer.
Q2:What can you do if the product is broken?
Our products come with a one-year warranty from the date of acceptance. If any part breaks within this period and cannot be repaired, we will replace it with a new one. Please note that you will need to cover the shipping costs. After the warranty period, we can negotiate solutions and provide lifetime technical support for our equipment.
Q3:Why should we choose your company?
1. Our company is certified with CE, TUV, UL, RoHS, and IATF16949:2016, among others.
2. We offer advanced technical support and maintain a strict quality management system.
3. We provide efficient and timely service through email, WhatsApp, Facebook, and other channels.
Q4:What is the difference between an epoxy contactor and a ceramic contactor? 1. The sealed materials and processes differ: epoxy contactors use epoxy resin and require a baking process, while ceramic contactors use technical ceramics and require laser brazing. 2. The internal filling gases are different: epoxy contactors are filled with nitrogen, whereas ceramic contactors are filled with hydrogen. 3. The return signal function in ceramic contactors is less stable and reliable compared to epoxy contactors.