Schneider A9C208633| Acti9 .  3P   63A for AC-7a and 20A for AC-7b. 400VAC. The Uc control voltage is 220VAC to 240VAC

Product Overview: Schneider A9C20863 | Acti9 – Contactor, 3P, 3 NO, 63A, 220–240V AC, 50Hz

The Schneider Electric A9C20863 is a 3-pole (3P) contactor from the Acti9 series, designed for efficient switching and control of electrical loads. With 3 Normally Open (3 NO) contacts and a rated current of 63A, it operates on a 220–240V AC / 50Hz control voltage, making it ideal for lighting, heating, and motor applications in both residential and commercial settings.

Key Features:

• Brand: Schneider Electric

• Series: Acti9

• Model Number: A9C20863

• Type: Contactor

• Poles: 3P

• Contact Configuration: 3 Normally Open (3 NO)

• Rated Current: 63A

• Control Voltage: 220–240V AC, 50Hz

Technical Specifications:

• Rated Operational Current: 63 Amperes

• Number of Poles: 3

• Contact Type: 3 NO (Normally Open)

• Control Voltage: 220–240 V AC / 50 Hz

• Mounting: DIN rail

• Electrical Durability: High endurance for frequent switching

• Certifications: IEC compliant

Functional Features:

• Reliable Switching:
  – Controls high-current loads safely and efficiently

• Modular Design:
  – Easy installation and integration into Acti9 distribution boards

• Flexible Use:
  – Suitable for single-phase and three-phase applications

• Compact Build:
  – Saves space in control panels

Applications:

• Lighting circuits in commercial buildings

• Heating systems and electric radiators

• HVAC and ventilation systems

• Motor and pump control

• Industrial automation panels

• Load management and energy control systems

Benefits:

• Efficient Load Management:
  – Ensures reliable switching for heavy loads up to 63A

• Easy to Install:
  – DIN rail mounting for quick integration

• Safe Operation:
  – Robust and IEC-compliant design

• Versatile Applications:
  – Ideal for various environments, from homes to industries

• Remote Control Ready:
  – Integrates seamlessly with automation systems

Typical Users:

• Electrical contractors and engineers

• Panel builders

• Facility maintenance teams

• Smart building developers

• Industrial automation integrators