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Socapel H006.7538 PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800 3-Pole Contactor

  • Model: PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800 (H006.7538)
  • Brand: Socapel
  • Series: PAM Contactor Series
  • Core Function: 3-phase power switching for motor loads
  • Product Type: 3-Pole Electromechanical Contactor
  • Key Specs: 32 A AC-3 (400 V), 230 V AC coil, 1NO+1NC auxiliary
  • Condition: New Original / New Surplus
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Description

3. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Catalog / Internal Code H006.7538
Rated Operational Current (Ie) AC-3 400 V 32 A
Rated Thermal Current (Ith) 40 A
Main Contacts 3 NO
Auxiliary Contacts 1 NO + 1 NC (AP)
Coil Voltage 230 V AC 50/60 Hz (H8F)
Coil Power Consumption Approx. 8 VA
Terminal Type Screw clamp
Mounting 35 mm DIN rail or panel
Mechanical Durability >10,000,000 operations
Electrical Durability >1,000,000 operations (typical)
Degree of Protection IP20 (when installed in enclosure)
Version / Revision V10800

4. Product Introduction

The Socapel PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800 (H006.7538) is a 3-pole electromechanical contactor rated 32 A AC-3 at 400 V. It features a 230 V AC 50/60 Hz coil and integrated 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliary contacts for control feedback or interlocks.

The unit mounts on standard 35 mm DIN rail or directly to a panel and uses screw-clamp terminals. It is designed for motor starting, resistive heating, and general industrial power switching where a compact contactor with built-in auxiliaries is required.

5. Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Possible Cause Relevance to this Part Quick Check Method Recommendation
Contactor fails to pick up Missing or incorrect coil voltage ✅ High Measure 230 V AC at coil terminals with command active Verify control voltage source and wiring; check for open coil
Contactor chatters or buzzes Low coil voltage or dirty contact faces ✅ High Measure coil voltage under load; inspect main contact surfaces Stabilize supply voltage; clean or replace contacts if pitted
Auxiliary contacts do not change state Worn or stuck aux block ✅ Medium Continuity test NO and NC auxiliaries with contactor energized and de-energized Replace auxiliary contact block or complete contactor
Terminals overheat Loose screws or current overload ✅ High Check terminal torque; measure actual load current vs. 32 A rating Retorque all terminals; confirm load is within AC-3 rating
Contactor remains closed after power removal Welded contacts or residual magnetism ✅ Medium Manually verify free armature movement after coil de-energized Replace unit; investigate upstream short-circuit or overload cause

If the issue persists after these checks, supply measured coil voltage, load current readings, and clear photos of the terminals and nameplate to technical support.

H006.7538 PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800

H006.7538 PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800

H006.7538 PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800

H006.7538 PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800

6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What does the V10800 designation indicate?
A: It identifies the specific production revision of the PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P. It is functionally equivalent to earlier revisions such as V10700 for standard applications. Always match the exact part number to the original equipment list.

Q: Can this contactor be used with a 24 V DC control circuit?
A: No. The H8F code specifies a 230 V AC 50/60 Hz coil. A different coil version is required for DC or other AC voltages. Using the wrong coil will prevent reliable operation or damage the unit.

Q: Are the auxiliary contacts rated the same as the main poles?
A: No. The 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliaries are intended only for low-current control signaling and interlocks. Do not switch motor or high-power loads through the auxiliary contacts.

Q: Is the PAM-R1N-H8F-AP-P V10800 still in active production?
A: The Socapel PAM series remains available, but specific revisions such as V10800 may be supplied from remaining inventory. Confirm form, fit, coil voltage, and auxiliary configuration before ordering as a direct replacement.

Q: What is the difference between the R1N and R3N versions?
A: The R1N is the standard 3-pole contactor. The R3N is a 4-pole version used when neutral switching or an additional pole is required. Select the correct pole count for the application.

Q: Why is the secondary-market price often lower than original list?
A: These units are commonly available as new surplus from panel builders or decommissioned systems. They are fully functional when verified, but they typically carry a seller warranty rather than a current factory warranty.

Q: What mounting methods are supported?
A: Standard 35 mm DIN rail snap-on mounting or direct panel mounting via the base. Provide adequate clearance for heat dissipation and arc suppression when installing inside an enclosure.