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    This document provides information about contact blocks that can be used with non-illuminated operators and contact ratings. It lists the various contact block types including shallow blocks, PenTUFF blocks, logic reed blocks, sealed switch blocks, and stackable sealed switch blocks. For each contact block type, it specifies the catalog number and code for different contact configurations including normally open, normally closed, and combinations. It notes limitations on the number of contact blocks that can be mounted per operator.

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    800t-Xa1 Allen Bradley

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    This document provides information about contact blocks that can be used with non-illuminated operators and contact ratings. It lists the various contact block types including shallow blocks, PenTUFF blocks, logic reed blocks, sealed switch blocks, and stackable sealed switch blocks. For each contact block type, it specifies the catalog number and code for different contact configurations including normally open, normally closed, and combinations. It notes limitations on the number of contact blocks that can be mounted per operator.

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    This document provides information about contact blocks that can be used with non-illuminated operators and contact ratings. It lists the various contact block types including shallow blocks, PenTUFF blocks, logic reed blocks, sealed switch blocks, and stackable sealed switch blocks. For each contact block type, it specifies the catalog number and code for different contact configurations including normally open, normally closed, and combinations. It notes limitations on the number of contact blocks that can be mounted per operator.

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    800t-Xa1 Allen Bradley

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    This document provides information about contact blocks that can be used with non-illuminated operators and contact ratings. It lists the various contact block types including shallow blocks, PenTUFF blocks, logic reed blocks, sealed switch blocks, and stackable sealed switch blocks. For each contact block type, it specifies the catalog number and code for different contact configurations including normally open, normally closed, and combinations. It notes limitations on the number of contact blocks that can be mounted per operator.

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    30 Mm

    Contact Blocks

    Packaged in kit form for field installation. All necessary mounting hardware is provided with each contact block kit. Contact ratings are listed on Standard Contact
    Ratings.

    Note:It is not recommended to mount more than four contact blocks on any one non-illuminated operator (maximum two blocks deep). With the exception of the
    universal LED power module, contact blocks cannot be stacked onto power modules, so illuminated operators are limited to two contact blocks. Sealed switch contact
    blocks are not stackable and are limited to two blocks per operator. Time delay contacts are only available as one circuit per operator.

    Contact Type Shallow Block⋆


    ⋆ ‡ PenTUFF Logic Reed Sealed Stackable Sealed
    (Low Voltage) Block⋆ ‡ Block§ Switch Block§ Switch Block§

    Cat. No. Code Cat. No. Code Cat. No. Code Cat. No. Code Cat. No. Code
    1 N.O. 800T-XD1 D 800T-XD1V H 800T-XD1R V 800T-XD1P R 800T-XD1Y 5

    1 N.C. 800T-XD2 E 800T-XD2V U 800T-XD2R W 800T-XD2P S 800T-XD2Y 6

    1 N.O.E.M. 800T-XD3 G 800T-XD3V I — — — — — —

    1 N.C.L.B. 800T-XD4 J 800T-XD4V Q — — — — — —

    1 N.O. - N.C. 800T-XA A 800T-XAV F 800T-XAR T 800T-XAP P 800T-XAY 7

    2 N.O. 800T-XA2ƅ M — — 800T-XA2Rƅ Y — — 800T-XA2Y 8

    2 N.C. 800T-XA4 N — — 800T-XA4R Z — — 800T-XA4Y 9

    1 N.C.L.B. - 1 N.O. 800T-XA1 B — — — — — — — —

    1 N.C.L.B. - 1 N.C. 800T-XA7 C — — — — — — — —

    Note:Modular suffix codes can be used when specifying selector switches with multiple contact blocks.

    Self Monitoring Contact Block

    Contact Type S.M.C.B.⋆ Ƈ

    Cat. No. Code


    1 N.C.L.B. 800TC-XD4S 3
    (wired in series with 1 N.O. monitoring contact)

    Contact Type Mini Block⋆ Time Delay Block∆ MaxDuty Block

    Cat. No. Code Cat. No. Cat. No. Code


    1 N.O. 800T-XD5 K 800T-XT 800T-XD1M 1

    1 N.C. 800T-XD6 L 800T-XS 800T-XD2M 2

    1 N.C.L.B. — — — 800T-XD4M 4

    Note:Modular suffix codes can be used when specifying selector switches with multiple contact blocks.

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    PenTUFF contacts: 6 A gl or N type cartridge fuse.
    Á6SHFLI\%XOOHWLQ7&IRUILQJHUVDIHFRQWDFWEORFNV([DPSOHCat. No. 800T-XA becomes Cat. No. 800TC-XA.
    †%XOOHWLQ7RSHUDWRUVXVLQJVHDOHGVZLWFKRUORJLFUHHGFRQWDFWEORFNVDQGLQVWDOOHGLQDVXLWDEOHHQFORVXUHDUH8//LVWHGDVVXLWDEOHIRUXVHLQ&ODVV,'LYLVLRQKD]DUGRXVORFDWLRQV

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