The ABB A9‑30‑10 is a 3‑pole AC contactor designed for controlling electric motors and power circuits in industrial, commercial, and automation applications. It belongs to ABB’s A‑series compact contactor range, offering reliable switching performance in a small footprint. This contactor is suitable for switching loads such as motors, heaters, and resistive circuits within its rated current and voltage limits.

The ABB MP2‑11G is a maintained, illuminated pushbutton operator designed for industrial control panels and automation systems. It features a flush green actuator housed in a black plastic bezel and is part of ABB’s modular pilot‑device range. The unit is supplied without a contact block, allowing flexible configuration of contacts and holders to match specific circuit requirements. It delivers reliable, long‑life operation and is suitable for demanding environments.

The ABB OXP6X400 is an operating shaft accessory designed for use with pistol‑handle style disconnect switches and similar manual switching devices. It provides an extended reach between the switch’s actuator (pistol handle) and the internal contact mechanism, enabling switch operation from a greater distance or when space constraints require a longer shaft.

The ABB OA3G01 is a pluggable auxiliary contact block accessory used in electrical control systems. It provides an additional normally closed (NC) contact that can be added to compatible disconnect switches and load switches to signal and control auxiliary circuits. This auxiliary contact is designed to snap on easily and integrate with standard industrial switchgear components for expanded functionality.

The ABB M2SS2‑10R is a modular 2‑position selector switch operator designed for industrial control panels and automation equipment. It features a short red handle, is non‑illuminated, and is supplied as the operator only (no contact block included). This compact selector is part of ABB’s modular pilot‑device range, engineered for durability and flexible configuration with modular contact blocks and accessories.

The ABB M2SS2‑10R is a modular 2‑position selector switch operator designed for industrial control panels and automation equipment. It features a short red handle, is non‑illuminated, and is supplied as the operator only (no contact block included). This compact selector is part of ABB’s modular pilot‑device range, engineered for durability and flexible configuration with modular contact blocks and accessories.

The ABB S201‑B10 is a single‑pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) in ABB’s System pro M compact series. It is designed to provide reliable overload and short‑circuit protection for electrical circuits in residential, commercial, and light industrial installations. The breaker features a B‑curve trip characteristic, making it suitable for protection of general wiring and typical resistive loads.

The ABB CR‑M220DC4L is a pluggable miniature interface relay designed for industrial control and automation applications. It is part of ABB’s CR‑M relay series and is intended to be plugged into a compatible ABB CR‑M socket for quick assembly and snap‑on DIN‑rail mounting. The relay provides dependable switching of multiple circuits with a single control signal and includes visual indicators and test functionality for easier commissioning and troubleshooting.

The ABB CE4T‑10R‑11 is a compact emergency stop pushbutton designed for industrial control panels and safety circuits. It features a 40 mm red mushroom head and a twist‑to‑release mechanism that holds the actuator in the pushed position until manually released by twisting. This non‑illuminated emergency stop is part of ABB’s compact pilot device range, offering robust performance in demanding environments while minimizing panel space requirements.

The ABB TEF4‑OFF is a frontal electronic timer module designed to provide an OFF‑delay timing function for contactors and auxiliary contactors in control systems. It is mounted on the front of compatible contactor devices and delivers a compact time‑delay solution that operates independently of the main control logic. The timer adds delay when the control signal is removed, helping automate shutdown sequences or delay time‑dependent functions in industrial panels.