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P126BDA

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Manufacturer Part Number:
P126BDA
Manufacturer / Brand
Sensata-Gigavac Clean Energy
Part of Description:
P SERIES CONTACTOR
Datasheets:
P126BDA.pdf
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:
ROHS3 Compliant
Stock Condition:
New original, 572 pcs Stock Available.
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Ship From:
Hong Kong
Shipment Way:
DHL/Fedex/TNT/UPS

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Part Number P126BDA
Manufacturer / Brand Sensata-Gigavac Clean Energy
Stock Quantity 572 pcs Stock
Category Relays > Contactors (Electromechanical)
Description P SERIES CONTACTOR
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: ROHS3 Compliant
Termination Style Stud
Switching Voltage 1200VDC - Nom
Series P126
Release Time 8 ms
Package Bulk
Operating Temperature -40°C ~ 65°C
Operate Time 25 ms
Must Release Voltage 0.2 VDC
Must Operate Voltage 8 VDC
Mounting Type Chassis Mount
Features Sealed - Hermetically
Contact Rating (Current) 60 A
Contact Material -
Contact Form SPST-NO (DM) (1 Form X)
Coil Voltage 12VDC
Coil Resistance 70Ohms
Coil Power 2.04W
Coil Current 170 mA

Packaging & ESD

Industry-standard static shielding packaging is used for electronic components.Anti-static, light-transparent materials allow easy identification of ICs and PCB assemblies.
The packaging structure provides electrostatic protection based on Faraday cage principles.This helps protect sensitive components from static discharge during handling and transportation.


All products are packed in ESD-safe anti-static packaging. Outer packaging labels include part number, brand, and quantity for clear identification. Goods are inspected prior to shipment to ensure proper condition and authenticity.

ESD protection is maintained throughout packing, handling, and global transportation. Secure packaging provides reliable sealing and resistance during transit. Additional cushioning materials are applied when required to protect sensitive components.

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Weight(KG): 0.00kg-1.00kg Price(USD$) : USD$60.00
Weight(KG): 1.00kg-2.00kg Price(USD$) : USD$80.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can P126BDA be driven directly from a 12V battery system, or does it need a dedicated coil driver?
P126BDA uses a 12VDC coil, but the control source should be able to supply about 170 mA continuously during pull-in and maintain adequate voltage above the 8 VDC must-operate threshold. In practice, a transistor or MOSFET driver with flyback suppression is usually used so the control circuit is protected from coil transients. If the 12V rail can sag during startup or under load, verify that P126BDA still sees enough coil voltage to close reliably.
What should I check before using P126BDA in a high-voltage DC battery disconnect?
P126BDA is specified for 1200VDC nominal switching, but the actual design should still account for load type, interruption frequency, and expected fault current. DC opening performance depends heavily on circuit inductance and the ability to manage arc energy, so a suitable precharge, fuse, or contactor coordination strategy is usually part of the system design. For battery disconnects, confirm the operating profile rather than relying only on the voltage rating of P126BDA.
Is P126BDA suitable for switching motor loads or capacitive DC bus loads?
P126BDA can be used in systems with motor or capacitor loads, but the contact stress can be much higher than with resistive loads. Motor starts, capacitor inrush, and DC bus charging can exceed the nominal current rating even when steady-state current looks acceptable. For P126BDA, the key check is inrush and interruption behavior, not just the 60 A contact rating.
What coil suppression method works best with P126BDA in PLC or ECU-controlled systems?
For P126BDA, a flyback diode, TVS, or clamp network can be used depending on how fast you need release time versus how much voltage stress you can tolerate in the driver. A plain diode reduces coil kick but can slow release, which matters if you need the 8 ms release behavior to stay close to the datasheet. When selecting suppression for P126BDA, match the clamp strategy to both EMC and timing requirements.
Can P126BDA be used as a replacement for another 12V high-voltage DC contactor?
P126BDA may replace another 12V sealed contactor only if the mounting, terminal style, coil power, make/break behavior, and load class all line up with the original part. Stud terminals and chassis mounting often require mechanical rework if the legacy part used a different footprint. For a safe substitution, compare not only current and voltage ratings but also coil inrush, drop-out behavior, and whether the existing control circuit can drive P126BDA correctly.
How does P126BDA compare with ABB, TE, or Kilovac-style DC contactors in a redesign?
P126BDA is in the same general design space as other sealed high-voltage DC contactors, but replacement is rarely one-to-one because coil characteristics, terminal geometry, and contact-form details vary. Some alternatives may offer lower coil power, different auxiliary contact options, or different interruption capability under inductive load. When evaluating P126BDA against ABB, TE, or Kilovac alternatives, confirm the arc-management assumptions and the mechanical envelope, not just the headline voltage and current ratings.
Is P126BDA appropriate for outdoor or harsh-environment equipment?
P126BDA is hermetically sealed, which helps reduce sensitivity to moisture and contamination inside the device. That said, the surrounding assembly still needs protection for terminals, cable lugs, condensation, and corrosion at the stud connections. In outdoor equipment, P126BDA usually works best when the enclosure, wiring, and thermal path are designed with the environment in mind.
What thermal or derating considerations apply when P126BDA carries 60 A continuously?
P126BDA is rated for 60 A, but continuous operation near that level depends on ambient temperature, enclosure ventilation, conductor sizing, and heat rise at the terminals. At elevated temperatures, contact resistance and coil heating can reduce margin, especially in compact builds. For P126BDA, validate the installation under worst-case ambient conditions rather than assuming the catalog current rating holds unchanged in every enclosure.
Can P126BDA be used if the control supply is noisy or has brownout events?
P126BDA needs enough coil voltage to pull in and stay engaged, so control supply dips can cause chatter or unintended release. If the 12 V rail is noisy, use local decoupling, a driver with defined undervoltage behavior, and a control strategy that prevents repeated rapid cycling. With P126BDA, supply stability matters because short brownouts can translate directly into contact movement.
What should I verify before selecting P126BDA for an industrial retrofit or spare-part replacement?
For a retrofit, P126BDA should be checked against the existing contactor’s footprint, stud size, coil drive polarity requirements, insulation spacing, and fail-safe behavior. It is also worth confirming whether the original system depended on a normally closed or auxiliary contact function, since P126BDA is SPST-NO. In practice, a successful replacement with P126BDA depends on electrical compatibility, mechanical fit, and the system’s fault-handling scheme.

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