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NLCH8-63-3P
CHNAILE
The NLCH8-63 series modular contactor, manufactured by CHNAILE, is a DIN-rail mounted switching device designed for utility switchboards, building automation systems, and industrial control panels. Available in 2-pole and 3-pole configurations, this device supports rated operational current up to 63A under resistive load conditions, and is produced via automated manufacturing lines. It serves as a compact switching solution for commercial procurement teams, system integrators, and switchgear fabricators working on infrastructure and building control projects.
Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
Brand | CHNAILE |
Series Model | NLCH8-63 |
Pole Configurations | 2-Pole (NLCH8-63-2P), 3-Pole (NLCH8-63-3P) |
Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui-) | 500V |
Rated Operational Voltage (Ue-) | 250V, 400V |
Rated Operational Current (AC-7a) | 63A |
Rated Operational Current (AC-7b) | 25A |
Utilization Categories | AC-7a, AC-7b |
Applicable Standards | IEC61095, EN61095 |
Certification | CE |
Mounting Method | DIN-rail mounting |
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The contactor features a chassis constructed from fire-retardant polymer material, which supports heat dissipation during continuous operation. This structural design limits thermal impact on adjacent DIN-rail components inside crowded distribution boards or consumer units, supporting deployment in sealed outdoor kiosks and unventilated utility substations. The compact modular footprint allows panel builders to fit more control components within a single enclosure, supporting spatial optimization goals for switchgear design.
The contactor is equipped with silver-alloy contact pads, engineered to sustain continuous current under the AC-7a utilization category defined by IEC61095. Under AC-7a conditions, the device supports 63A continuous current, suitable for resistive loads such as commercial lighting grids and architectural heating systems.
Under the AC-7b category for inductive loads, the contactor has a rated operational current of 25A. Its internal electromagnetic actuator provides consistent closing force to reduce contact bounce during switching cycles, which mitigates arcing when connecting inductive loads such as compressor motors in municipal pumping stations. This dual-category rating allows panel designers to use a single device type across multiple load types, simplifying internal wiring schematics for control panels.
This series of modular contactors is suitable for integration into various electrical control systems. Common use cases include building automation control panels, HVAC distribution boards, municipal street lighting control matrices, and electric vehicle charging node panels. It can also be deployed in industrial control cabinets and residential distribution boards that require automated switching functions. The DIN-rail mounting design is compatible with standard low-voltage switchboard enclosures, allowing direct integration into existing panel assembly workflows.
CHNAILE offers a full range of modular contactors with current ratings spanning 6A, 16A, 25A, 40A, 50A, and 63A, all sharing the same modular design and DIN-rail mounting footprint. For commercial procurement teams working on large-scale infrastructure projects, standardizing on this unified product line allows for consistent mounting calculations and uniform visual identification across all enclosures, supporting vendor consolidation efforts.
For switchgear fabricators and system integrators, the manufacturer supports OEM branding customization for bulk orders. All products in the series carry CE certification and comply with IEC61095 and EN61095 standards, allowing private-label deployment for global projects. Requests for accessory integration and custom production runs are managed by the export engineering team to support cross-border project cooperation.
NLCH8-63 series contactors comply with IEC61095 and EN61095 standards for electromechanical contactors for household and similar purposes, and carry CE certification.
AC-7a is a utilization category for resistive and slightly inductive loads, such as lighting and heating circuits, under which this contactor supports 63A rated current. AC-7b applies to motor loads and other highly inductive circuits, under which this contactor has a 25A rated current.
Yes, the NLCH8-63 series is available in both 2-pole and 3-pole configurations, with model designations NLCH8-63-2P and NLCH8-63-3P respectively. Both configurations share the same DIN-rail mounting form factor and compliance certifications.
Yes, OEM branding customization is available for bulk orders, allowing switchboard manufacturers to apply their own branding to certified contactor units. Requests for custom packaging and marking can be coordinated with the export engineering team.