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The EHJ400 (MZJ-400S) DC Contactor is designed for high-current DC switching applications in electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and industrial power equipment. With a rated contact current of 400A and a maximum contact switching voltage of ≤80VDC, it delivers consistent, safe, and efficient power control.
With an optional auxiliary micro switch for system monitoring or control feedback. Built for long service life, the MZJ-400S offers dependable performance in demanding environments.
| Specification | DATA |
|---|---|
| Model: | EHJ400 |
| Rated Contact Current: | 400A |
| Max Contact Switching Voltage: | ≤80VDC |
| Rated Coil Voltage: | 12V, 24V, 48V, 72VDC |
| Contact Arrangement: | 1 Form, SPST-NO |
| Auxiliary (Optional): | Micro switch |
The EHJ (MZJ) series DC Contactor is widely used for high-load DC switching in:
Main battery isolation and traction circuit control.
Power switching for lift and drive systems.
Battery bank connection and disconnection in solar, wind, and hybrid setups.
High-current motor and control circuit switching.
Battery isolation and load control.
High-capacity charger load management.
Over a decade of specialization in DC contactors, circuit breakers, and electrical protection devices.
100% testing before shipment to ensure safety and reliability.
Flexible configurations to suit specific industrial and renewable energy needs.
Reliable logistics network for quick delivery to Europe, North America, and Asia.
Professional engineers ready to provide installation and application guidance.
Designed to maximize value for distributors and industrial buyers.
It can handle 400A continuously.
≤80VDC.
12V, 24V, 48V, and 72VDC.
Single Pole Single Throw – Normally Open, meaning the circuit is open until the coil is energized.
Yes, an optional micro switch can be added for monitoring or control integration.
No, it is designed exclusively for DC systems.
Yes, but ensure proper cable routing and secure installation.
Yes, it meets RoHS environmental compliance standards.
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