Contactor Ecost CONTATTORE COM MAN ECO 2NA 230VAC 25A 1M ERC225 — 230 V AC, 25 A, 2 NO

Contactor Ecost CONTATTORE COM MAN ECO ERC225 is a compact 1-module electrical contactor with a 230 V AC coil and a rated switching current of 25 A. The device provides two normally open (2 NO) power contacts designed for switching AC loads in residential and light-commercial electrical installations. Its compact footprint and straightforward functionality make it suitable for integration into distribution boards or control circuits where space is limited and a reliable 25 A switching element is required.

Advantages

The contactor offers a small one-module design that reduces panel space while still providing two independent normally open contacts for parallel or separate load switching. With a 230 V AC coil and a 25 A rated current, it supports common lighting, heating and motor-control applications. The device is built for straightforward DIN-rail mounting and simple wiring, providing predictable switching behavior and clear separation between the control circuit and power contacts.

Suitable for

• Switching lighting circuits in residential and small commercial installations
• Controlling resistive loads such as electric heaters
• Switching small motors and pumps within rated current limits
• Integration into distribution and control panels with limited space

Key specifications

• Coil voltage: 230 V AC
• Rated current: 25 A
• Contact configuration: 2 normally open (2 NO)
• Housing size: 1 module (DIN-rail compatible)
• Intended use: AC load switching for lighting, heaters and small motors

How to use

Mount the contactor on a standard DIN rail inside a suitable distribution enclosure. Connect the control supply of 230 V AC to the coil terminals according to the wiring diagram. Wire the load conductors to the two normally open power contacts, observing correct phase and load connections. Ensure that the total current drawn by connected loads does not exceed the 25 A rated current and that conductors and protective devices are sized accordingly. Verify correct operation by energizing the coil and checking that the contacts close to supply the load.

Usage recommendations

Use protective devices (circuit breakers, fuses or thermal overload protection) sized for the connected loads and compatible with a 25 A contactor. For frequent switching or motor-starting applications, verify duty cycle ratings and consider contact protection measures such as RC snubbers or varistors where inductive loads may cause contact wear. Install in dry, ventilated enclosures and follow local electrical codes during installation and maintenance.