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    The resistance of a 24V AC coil is too low to limit the current to a safe level when its connect to 24V DC

    Connecting a DC coil to AC will reduce the current and may not pull in the contactor
    and the eddy currents in the magnetic core heat the core
    (usually laminated cores for AC & solid for DC)

    Its a few year ago I last bought contactors from RS conponents

    The klockner moeller contactors I bought had 48V dc coils ,
    I clipped 2 contactors onto a mechanical interlock for 3 phase motor direction control
    (to make it impossible for both contactor to make a connection )

    From what I remember the coils available was
    24V DC , 48V DC , 24V AC , 48V AC , 110V AC , 240V AC or 420V AC

    John
    Last edited by john swift; 02-06-2019 at 11:21 PM.

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