Motor Contactor ETI CEC016.10 miniaturized 230V 50/60Hz (MPN 004641090)

The ETI CEC016.10 miniaturized motor contactor is designed for switching and controlling single‑phase and three‑phase motors in control circuits, motor starters and automation panels. It operates from a 230 V, 50/60 Hz supply and features a compact form factor that allows installation in limited space while maintaining reliable switching performance for industrial, commercial and light‑duty applications.

Advantages

The compact design reduces panel space requirements without sacrificing switching capacity, enabling denser installations and easier retrofits. The contactor provides stable coil operation at 230 V/50–60 Hz and is suitable for repeated motor start/stop cycles. Its construction is intended for integration with standard control systems and motor protection devices, facilitating straightforward wiring and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Switching single‑phase motors in small machinery and appliances
• Controlling three‑phase motors in light industrial equipment
• Use in motor starter assemblies and automation control panels
• Applications with limited installation space or compact enclosures

Key specifications

• Operational supply voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
• Designed for switching single‑phase and three‑phase motors
• Miniaturized, space‑saving form factor for compact panels
• Intended for use in control circuits and motor starter assemblies

How to use

Install the contactor on a suitable mounting rail or panel position that accommodates its compact dimensions. Connect the coil to a 230 V, 50/60 Hz control supply and wire power terminals according to the motor configuration (single‑phase or three‑phase) and applicable wiring diagrams. Ensure proper integration with overload protection and auxiliary contacts as required by the motor control scheme. Verify terminal tightness and perform functional tests of control and safety circuits before placing the motor into regular operation.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, pair the contactor with appropriate overload relays and ensure the control supply matches the specified 230 V, 50/60 Hz rating. Follow local electrical codes for installation and perform periodic inspections to confirm secure connections and absence of excessive wear.