Marechal Motor & Pump Connectors - Marechal DS Decontactors 30A / 50A / 90A / 150A / 250A

By Chris Dodds on 26th September, 2012

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Marechal DS Decontactors For Industry - 30A / 50A / 90A / 150A / 250A

Marechal DS plugs and sockets (decontactors) are used to supply electric pumps and motors for water treatment and purification applications.

The DS decontactors are IP54 / IP55 rated plug and socket-outlet with an integral AC-22 / AC-23 switching device. 

Marechal DS plugs and sockets provide a safe and simple connection, even at 250A. The DS decontactors are designed with a safety shutter and are available in a GRP or metal casing. 

Marechal DS Decontactors Applications 

Connect mobile power to motors, submersible pumps, machines and mixers enabling workers to safely make and break electrical connections under full load.

Marechal DS Decontactors Plugs & Sockets Technical Features

Product Type	Marechal DS1	Marechal DS3	Marechal DS6	Marechal DS9	Marechal DS2
Rated Current	30A	50A	90A	150A	250A
Max Voltage	690V	1000V	1000V	1000V	1000V
AC-22 Switching Capability	16A / 690V	32A / 690V	63A / 690V	150A / 400V	250A / 400V
AC-23 Switching Capability	30A / 400V	50A / 400V	90A / 400V	100A / 440V	160A / 440V
Auxiliary Contacts	2	4	4	6	7
Keying Positions	24	24	24	24	12
Ambient Temperature	40 °C to +60 °C for all DS
Short-circuit Current	10kA for all DS

 

Pictured: Marechal DS Plug & Socket Mounting - Switch should be on the upper side 

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