SIRIUS 3RT2 contactors/contactor assemblies 
  2.6 Connection 
SIRIUS Innovations 
System Manual, 01/2011, A8E56203870002-03 
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2.6  Connection 
Connection systems  
The SIRIUS contactors are available with the following connection types: 
●  Screw-type connection system 
●  Spring-loaded connection system 
●  Ring cable lug connection system 
●  Solder pin connection (only possible for size S00, in conjunction with a solder pin 
adapter) 
Terminal designations  
 
Terminal  Designation 
A1  Coil terminal + 
A2  Coil terminal - 
L1, L2, L3  Contactor's main circuit terminal to the power network 
T1, T2, T3  Contactor's main circuit terminal to the load/motor connection 
13. 14  Auxiliary contact, closing 
21. 22  Auxiliary contact, opening 
The auxiliary/control contacts have a two-digit designation: 
●  First digit: Consecutive number of the auxiliary contacts (sequence number). 
●  Second digit: Task of the relevant auxiliary contact (function number). 
For example, 1-2 for NC contact or 3-4 for NO contact 
Terminal designations of the auxiliary contacts  
The terminal designations as per DIN EN 50012 apply to size S00 contactors with an 
integrated auxiliary (NO) contact. Auxiliary contacts are fitted and arranged on size S0 
contactors (integrated in the basic device) in accordance with the terminal designations 
contained in DIN EN 50012. 
Additionally, for sizes S00 and S0, complete devices with permanently mounted auxiliary 
switch blocks (2 NO contacts + 2 NC contacts in accordance with DIN EN 50012) are 
available. 
Coil terminals  
Size S00 and S0 contactors feature a coil terminal on the front. An adapter 
(3RT2926-4R./. coil terminal module) can be used to move the coil terminal up or down on 
size S0 contactors (compatible with 3RT102). 
Reference 
More information ...  Can be found in the chapter titled ... 
About the coil terminal module and how to mount 
it on a 3RT20 contactor (size S0) 
Coil terminal module (Page 195)