📌 Common HAGER 63 A Contactors

• Hager Contactor 63 A 2NO 230 V (ESC263S) – Standard 63 A contactor with 2 normally-open power contacts and a 230 V AC coil — great for general motor and load switching.

• Hager Contactor 63 A 4NO 230 V (ESC463) – A 4-pole version with 4 normally-open contacts for switching multiple circuits or control lines together.

• Hager Contactor 63 A 4NC 230 V (ESC464) – Similar to ESC463 but with normally-closed contacts (useful in certain control logic setups).

• Hager Contactor 63 A 4‑Pole 230 V (ESC465) – Larger 4-pole contactor variant often used in heavier or more complex installations.

• Hager ESC463 63 A 230 V Installation Contactor – Another version of the 4NO 63 A contactor better suited for panel installations. 

• Hager ESL263 63 A 2NO 12 V Contactor – Variant with 12 V coil voltage (used where low-voltage control is needed). 

🔎 Key Notes

• These contactors are electromagnetic switches — they use a control coil to open/close the main current contacts.

• Contact arrangement varies by model (e.g., NO vs NC contacts), so choose based on how many circuits or auxiliary control lines you need switched at once. 

• The coil voltage must match your control signal (usually 230 V AC in distribution boards)

• “Humfree” variants consume less coil power and reduce clicking noise during operation, ideal for quieter environments like offices or hotels.