Technical Parameters

Contact Parameters

Parameter Value
Rated operational current (le) 500A
Rated operational voltage (Ue) 12-1000VDC
Minimum load 1A 12VDC
Main contact type 1SH (SPST NO DM)
Nominal resistance of main circuit MAX 30mV (@100A)
Main contact mounting M8 external thread
Connecting torque 10-12 N·m
Max. switching current 2500A 300VDC
Contact resistance <0.15Ω

Coil Parameters (12/24VDC)

Parameter Value
Rated voltage (Us) 12/24VDC
Operating voltage range 9-36 VDC
Pick up voltage 8-9 VDC
Release voltage 6-7 VDC
Coil power (holding) 3.2W
Inrush current 3.8A (0.1s) @12V
Holding current 0.267A@12V; 0.133A@24V
Pick up time ≤45ms
Releasing time ≤10ms

Model Variants

FXC7-500T-P

Basic model without auxiliary contacts

FXC7-500TH-P

With normally open auxiliary contacts

FXC7-500TC-P

With normally closed auxiliary contacts

Life Characteristics & Environmental Specifications

Parameter Value
Mechanical Life 300,000 cycles
Capacitive load life (RC=1ms) 600A 30,000 cycles
Dielectric withstand voltage AC 3000V
Insulation resistance ≥1000MΩ@1000VDC
Shock Stability test 196m/s² (20G)
Vibration resistance 10-2000Hz, 20G
Operating ambient temperature -40℃ to +85℃
IP Grade IP67 (Inner space)
Altitude ≤4000m
Weight Approx. 550g (555g with auxiliary)

Installation & Safety Notes

Important Installation Guidelines

  • Use spring washers to prevent loose screws during installation
  • Maintain specified torque ranges: 10-12 N·m for contacts, 2.5-3.5 N·m for mounting holes
  • For capacitive loads, always include pre-charge circuit to prevent transient currents
  • External conductor cross-section must be ≥185mm²
  • No polarity requirement for main contacts and control coil leads

Application Fields

  • Electric Vehicles (EV) and charging systems
  • Quick Charging Stations
  • Photovoltaic Systems and Solar Farms
  • Energy Storage Systems
  • Industrial DC Power Distribution
  • High Power DC Switching Applications

Technical Notices

  • This contactor has a specified operational life – replace when necessary
  • Design circuits to ensure power can be cut off within one second
  • Do not use products that have been dropped or damaged
  • Avoid placement near strong magnetic fields or thermal radiation sources
  • For inductive loads with L/R>1ms, use inrush current protection devices
  • Ensure drive circuit power exceeds coil requirements for proper operation