Push-in Spring Motor Starting Solutions from ABB

One push is all it takes! 

Save time costs with ABB and their Push-In Spring Motor Starting Solutions. For extremely fast wiring and completely no tools required, the ABB push-in range promises to save you up to 50% wiring time compared to conventional spring solutions. Plus with ABB, you can be rest-assured that their product connectivity is just as reliable. 

Faster than ever installations

Imagine a motor starting solution that’s twice as fast to install. With Push-in Spring, you no longer need to imagine – it’s a reality. Push-in mode allows you to insert both ferruled and rigid cables without the need to use any tools, boosting your productivity like never before.

Easy to install

Easier than ever wiring Push-in Spring technology opens up new possibilities. With its unmatched ease of use, wiring becomes far more intuitive. This eliminates the need for special training and reduces the chance of wiring error. 

Continuous operation

The speed and ease of Push-in Spring comes with the added reassurance of connections that are as reliable as ever. This gives you complete peace of mind when using the Push-in Spring motor starting solution.

ABB Motor starter solutions - The complete range with total efficiency

MS132-K Manual motor starters with Push-in Spring terminals 0.10 to 32 A – with thermal and electromagnetic protection

The MS132-K series is a compact and powerful range for motor protection up to 15 kW (400 V) / 32 A with a width of only 45 mm. The innovative Push-in Spring terminals enable tool-free wiring and eliminate the need for routine re-tightening.The handle is lockable to protect against unauthorised changes. 

The MS132-K also has a clear and reliable indication of fault in a separate window in the event short-circuit tripping. Further features are the build-in disconnect function, temperature compensation, trip-free mechanism and a rotary handle with a clear switch position indication. The manual motor starter is suitable for three- and single phase applications.

 
AF09 - AF38 3-Pole Contactors with Push-In Spring Terminals 4 to 18.5 kW - AC/DC Operated 

Used mainly in controlling 3-phase motors and power circuits, the AF09 & AF38 3-pole contactors are part of the larger AF 3-pole contactor range. These contactors are of the block type design with 3 main poles.

Control circuit: AC or DC operated with electronic coil interface accepting a wide control voltage range (e.g. 100...250 V AC and DC), only 4 control voltage ranges covering 24...500 V 50/60 Hz and 20...500 V DC

• Can manage large control voltage variations
• Reduced panel energy consumption
• Very distinct closing and openin
• Built-in surge suppression
• Add-on auxiliary contact blocks for front or side mounting and a wide range of accessories

AF09Z - AF38Z 3-Pole Contactors with Push-In Spring Terminals 4 to 18.5kW - AC/DC Operator for specific applications 


AF09Z..K ... AF38Z..K contactors are mainly used for controlling 3-phase motors and power circuits up to 690 V AC and 220 V DC. These contactors are of the block type design with 3 main poles.

control circuit: AC or DC operated with electronic coil interface accepting a wide control voltage range (e.g. 100...250 V AC and DC), only 4 control voltage ranges covering 24...250 V 50/60 Hz and 12...250 V DC

• Can manage large control voltage variations
• allow direct control by PLC-output ≥ 24 V DC 500 mA
• reduced panel energy consumption
• very distinct closing and opening
• can withstand short voltage dips and voltage sags (SEMI F47-0706 conditions of use on request)
• built-in surge suppression
• add-on auxiliary contact blocks for front or side mounting and a wide range of accessories.

AF accessories 

There are plenty of contactor accessories for you to include in your application. Complete your installations with a variety of accessories including auxiliary contact blocks, mechanical interlock units, fixing clips, electronic timers and protective covers. 

For the full range of  ABB’s Push-In Motor Starting Solutions CLICK HERE, or you can contact your local CCA branch for more information.