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The EHJ400 DC Contactor for MZJ-100S replacement is designed for dependable switching in low to medium-current DC applications. With a rated contact current of 100A and a maximum contact switching voltage of ≤80VDC, the DC relay ensures safe and stable operation in demanding environments.
An optional auxiliary micro switch enables remote status monitoring or control feedback, making it ideal for electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and industrial power equipment.
| Specification | DATA |
|---|---|
| Model: | EHJ100 |
| Rated Contact Current: | 100A |
| Max Contact Switching Voltage: | ≤80VDC |
| Rated Coil Voltage: | 12V, 24V, 48V, 72VDC |
| Contact Arrangement: | 1 Form, SPST-NO |
| Auxiliary (Optional): | Micro switch |
The EHJ series DC Contactor is widely used in DC power switching for:
Battery isolation and traction control.
Battery bank connection for solar, wind, and hybrid setups.
Reliable switching for propulsion and onboard circuits.
Forklifts, pallet trucks, and cranes.
DC circuit isolation in UPS and generator setups.
Load management in high-current chargers.
Over 10 years of expertise in DC contactors, MCBs, surge protection, and related power components.
100% inspection before shipment for performance, durability, and safety.
Flexible coil voltage, contact configuration, and mounting options to match your application.
Reliable logistics to Europe, North America, Asia, and beyond.
Engineering team available for installation guidance and troubleshooting.
Designed to maximize value for industrial and commercial buyers.
rated for 100A continuous operation.
It supports up to ≤80VDC.
12V, 24V, 48V, and 72VDC.
It stands for Single Pole Single Throw – Normally Open, meaning the circuit is open until the coil is energized.
Yes, an optional micro switch can be added.
No, it is specifically designed for DC applications.
Yes, if installed in a protected enclosure to avoid corrosion.
Yes, it meets RoHS requirements.
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