ABB AF09-30-10-13 9A 3-Pole Contactor 100-250V AC/DC
The ABB AF09-30-10-13 is a 9A 3-pole contactor from the ABB AF range, featuring a wide-range coil that accepts 100–250V AC/DC supply. Its universal coil eliminates the need for separate AC and DC variants, simplifying stocking and installation across UAE industrial control panels, motor starters, and building services applications.
Key Features
- 9A AC-3 rating for light motor and control circuit applications
- Wide-range coil: 100–250V AC 50/60Hz and DC — single SKU covers both supply types
- 3-pole main contacts (3NO) with 1 NO auxiliary contact
- DIN rail mounting for compact panel installation
- Genuine ABB AF-range reliability for industrial and commercial use
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
ABB |
| Model |
AF09-30-10-13 |
| Rated Current (AC-3) |
9A |
| Poles |
3 |
| Auxiliary Contacts |
1 NO |
| Coil Voltage |
100–250V AC/DC |
| Frequency |
50/60Hz (AC) |
| Mounting |
DIN Rail |
Applications
- Light-duty motor starters and direct-on-line circuits
- Control and automation panel switching
- HVAC and building services control circuits
- Lighting control and distribution panel applications
FAQ
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What does this contactor control?
It's an electrically-operated switch used to make/break a load circuit repeatedly under remote or automatic control — commonly lighting banks, motors, HVAC equipment, or heating loads switched via a timer, BMS, or control relay.
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Does this need a separate overload relay for motor protection?
Yes, if it's controlling a motor — a contactor alone doesn't protect against sustained overload. Pair it with a compatible thermal overload relay (see ABB's matching TF/TA-series relays) to form a full motor starter.
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Can I control this contactor with a timer or BMS?
Yes — the coil is designed for remote switching from a timer, PLC, BMS, or control relay rather than direct manual operation, making it suited to automated load switching.
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Can I install this myself?
No. Contactors are wired into live control and power circuits and must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with UAE wiring regulations.
