| Categories | Contactor |
| Model | ZZC5 |
| Rated operational current A | 3200 |
| Rated operational voltage(Ue) | 1000 |
| Frequency limits | 16-200 |
| Conventional thermal current | 3200 |
| Making capacity | 4800 |
| Average impedance per pole | 0.037 |
| Model | ZZC5 3200 |
| Pole characteristics | |
| Rated operationalcurrent A le [Ue≤400V] | 3200 |
| Rated operational voltage[Ue] | 1000 |
| Frequency limits | 16-200 |
| Conventional thermal current | 4800 |
| Breaking copacity | |
|
Short time rating From cold state, 0≤40℃ |
14800 |
| 11000 | |
| 8950 | |
| 6900 | |
| 5100 | |
| Number of parallel contacts per pole | 3 |
| Average impedance per pole | 0.037 |
|
Power dissipation per pole for the above operational current |
380 |
| Cabling | 3 |
| 100×10 | |
| Bolt diameter | 4—12 |
| Tightening torque | 58 |
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