Moeller’s DIL M contactor series includes a completely NEW offering in the lower 7 to 150A range. Consisting of four frame sizes, this range is the newest and most modern of any control manufacturer!

Conventional contactors designed for DC control applications can be up to 30% larger than their AC counterparts. Unique to Moeller’s DIL M contactors, AC and DC units are the same frame size throughout the entire range. The reduced size means smaller DC panels than ever before. It also means you can now design one panel for either AC or DC control, without having to plan for a larger DC contactor.

The DIL M contactor series features dual power terminals on units up to 400A. The clamping chambers are cleverly designed to apply sufficient holding pressure to cables of varying sizes. The line also features ingenious mechanical interlocks (rocker and ball style) that allow fast and easy assembly of contactor combinations without requiring additional space.
Coil terminals are located on the front of the new contactors to simplify wiring.

Auxiliary contact blocks for new DIL M contactors are available with positively driven contacts for added safety in control circuit schemes.

In addition to sharing the same frame size as AC contactors, DC units of 17A and above also feature electronic drives that dramatically reduce pick-up and sealing consumption. These benefits lower your cost by consuming less power, eliminating additional components, and permitting higher packing density in the panel. DC units to 150A also carry a built-in high-speed suppressor circuit, eliminating the need for purchasing and installing a separate external suppressor.

For additional safety and convenience, Moeller’s DIL M DC contactors feature an expanded voltage tolerance, beyond that specified by IEC/EN 60947. This accommodates a range of -30% to +20% for DIL M contactors 17A and above. It is one of the largest voltage tolerance ranges of any control manufacturer.

All DIL M series contactors provide isolation and protection from direct hand contact. Even the largest contactors accept terminal shields.