CNC CJX2s 3-Phase Magnetic Contactor – 12A to 160A Range

CNC CJX2s Three-Phase Magnetic Contactor Range

Organize electrically controlled switching in an appropriately designed control panel with the CNC Electric CJX2s magnetic contactor range. The supplied product information lists current ratings from 12 A to 160 A, with coil-operated control and NO/NC contact configuration subject to the selected model.

Supplied Current Ratings

12 A, 18 A, 25 A, 32 A, 40 A, 50 A, 65 A, 80 A, 95 A and 160 A. These are distinct rating choices, not an adjustable current range on a single contactor. Confirm the exact rating and full model code required before ordering.

Product Details

• Brand: CNC Electric
• Series supplied: CJX2s
• Product type: Three-phase magnetic contactor
• Control: Coil-operated switching; match coil voltage and AC/DC type to the control supply
• Auxiliary contacts: NO/NC configuration depends on the supplied model and accessories; exact contact counts are not specified
• Illustrated terminals: Three main line/load pairs labelled 1/L1, 3/L2, 5/L3 and 2/T1, 4/T2, 6/T3
• Illustrated mounting: DIN rail installation and rear mounting details shown for the pictured unit; mounting requirements may vary by rating

Photo and Rating Note

The supplied photographs show a unit labelled CJX2s-09 and are illustrative of the series. They do not establish the appearance, dimensions, coil voltage or contact configuration of every listed rating, particularly larger frames. Confirm the actual supplied unit before purchase.

Selecting the Correct Contactor

Have a qualified electrician confirm the full model code, operating current at the intended voltage and utilization category, motor or load duty, coil voltage and frequency, NO/NC auxiliary contacts, terminal capacity and compatible accessories. A current rating alone does not establish motor power suitability. No specific coil voltage, motor kW rating, service life or universal auxiliary contact arrangement is claimed.

A contactor is a switching component, not a substitute for correctly selected overload, short-circuit or residual-current protection. Installation and wiring must follow manufacturer instructions and applicable electrical requirements.