ABB 1SBL397001R1311 AF80-30-11-13 Three-Pole Contactor with 100-250V AC/DC Coil

The contactor incorporates an electronic coil interface that accepts a wide control voltage range of 100-250 V AC/DC at 50/60 Hz. It has three main normally open contacts and pre-mounted auxiliary contacts consisting of one normally open and one normally closed contact. ABB also specifies screw terminals and built-in surge protection for this contactor. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Product Identification

• Manufacturer: ABB
• Part Number: 1SBL397001R1311
• Extended Product Type: AF80-30-11-13
• Product Type: AF Contactor
• Contactor Size: AF80
• Number of Poles: 3
• Main Contact Configuration: 3 NO
• Auxiliary Contacts: 1 NO + 1 NC
• Control Voltage: 100-250 V AC/DC
• Control Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• AC-3 Rated Current: 80 A
• AC-1 Rated Current: Up to 125 A
• Terminal Type: Screw
• Mounting Design: Block Type
• Surge Protection: Built-In

ABB AF80-30-11-13 Overview

The ABB AF80-30-11-13 is part of the AF family of electronically controlled contactors. Its design is intended to provide a broad control-voltage range while maintaining a compact contactor configuration.

The complete ABB identification number is 1SBL397001R1311. ABB documentation identifies this product as the AF80-30-11-13 100-250 V 50/60 Hz DC contactor. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

The AF80 contactor is suitable for three-phase motor control, non-inductive loads and slightly inductive loads within its specified electrical ratings. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Three-Pole Main Contact Configuration

ABB 1SBL397001R1311 has three main normally open contacts. The three poles are mechanically operated together and provide the principal switching path for a three-phase electrical circuit.

The main contact arrangement is identified by the “30” portion of the AF80-30-11-13 designation, while the “11” identifies the integrated auxiliary contact arrangement of one normally open and one normally closed contact. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

This configuration allows the contactor to switch a three-phase load while simultaneously providing auxiliary contacts for control, feedback or interlocking circuits.

100-250V AC/DC Control Voltage

One of the principal characteristics of ABB 1SBL397001R1311 is its wide control-voltage range. The contactor accepts 100-250 V AC/DC at 50/60 Hz and for DC operation. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

The wide-range electronic coil interface allows the same contactor version to accommodate different control voltages within the specified range.

This characteristic is useful in electrical systems where the control supply can vary between different standard AC and DC voltage levels.

AC-3 Motor Control Rating

ABB specifies the AF80-30-11-13 for motor control applications up to 37 kW at 380/400 V AC under AC-3 utilization conditions. The contactor’s AC-3 rated operational current is 80 A under the applicable conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

AC-3 is associated with switching squirrel-cage motors during starting and switching off while the motor is running. The actual application rating must be selected according to the motor voltage, power, current, utilization category and operating environment.

AC-1 Switching Rating

For AC-1 applications, ABB lists the AF80-30-11-13 with a rated operational current of up to 125 A. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

AC-1 applications generally involve resistive or relatively low-inductance loads. The permissible current depends on operating voltage and ambient temperature, so the maximum value should not automatically be applied to every installation.

Motor Starting Applications

The AF80 contactor can be incorporated into motor starters and other motor-control systems. Its three main contacts provide the switching connection for the three phases, while the auxiliary contacts can be used within the control circuit.

At 380/400 V AC, ABB’s published data specifies up to 37 kW for AC-3 motor applications. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

The motor’s actual rated current should be checked against the contactor’s AC-3 rating rather than selecting the contactor solely according to motor power.

Auxiliary Contact Arrangement

ABB 1SBL397001R1311 includes pre-mounted auxiliary contacts. The configuration is 1 NO + 1 NC. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

The normally open auxiliary contact can provide an energized-status signal, while the normally closed auxiliary contact can be used for interlocking, feedback or control logic.

Additional auxiliary contact blocks can also be added to compatible AF contactors when the application requires additional control contacts. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}

Built-In Surge Protection

The AF contactor incorporates built-in surge protection as part of its electronic coil interface. This eliminates the need for a separate external surge-suppression component for the contactor coil under the specified application conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

The integrated arrangement also contributes to the compact design of the AF contactor.

Main Circuit Voltage

ABB documentation identifies the AF80-30-11-13 as a 1000 V IEC contactor, with a 600 V UL rating. :contentReference[oaicite:12]{index=12}

The rated operational voltage must be considered together with the applicable utilization category and load current. The maximum catalog voltage should not be interpreted as a universal rating for every switching application.

Terminal Configuration

The AF80-30-11-13 uses screw terminals. This provides a conventional connection method for the main and control circuits. :contentReference[oaicite:13]{index=13}

The conductor type and cross-section should be selected according to the applicable ABB technical documentation and the electrical installation requirements.

AF Contactor Technology

ABB AF contactors use an electronic coil interface to accommodate wide control-voltage ranges. ABB describes the AF technology as capable of managing substantial control-voltage variations while allowing a single coil version to cover different control voltages within its specified range. :contentReference[oaicite:14]{index=14}

For 1SBL397001R1311, this range is 100-250 V AC/DC.

The electronic coil design is an important distinction between this AF contactor and conventional contactors that use a narrow fixed coil voltage.

Mechanical Design

ABB 1SBL397001R1311 uses a block-type contactor design. The AF80 product can be expanded with compatible auxiliary contact blocks and other accessories depending on the application. :contentReference[oaicite:15]{index=15}

This modular approach allows the contactor to be incorporated into different motor-control and power-switching arrangements.

Technical Specification Summary

Mechanical Durability

ABB lists a mechanical durability of approximately 10 million operating cycles for the AF80-30-11-13 in available product data. :contentReference[oaicite:16]{index=16}

Mechanical durability refers to the operating mechanism under the manufacturer’s specified conditions. Electrical endurance depends on the actual load, utilization category, switching frequency and operating environment.

Switching Frequency

ABB specifies a maximum electrical switching frequency of 300 cycles per hour for AC-1 and AC-3 applications. AC-2 and AC-4 applications are specified at 150 cycles per hour. :contentReference[oaicite:17]{index=17}

The actual switching frequency should be evaluated together with the load category and thermal conditions of the installation.

Operating Temperature

The AF80 contactor is specified for operation close to the contactor from approximately -40°C to +70°C when no thermal overload relay is fitted. The available product data lists a different temperature range when a thermal overload relay is fitted. :contentReference[oaicite:18]{index=18}

The applicable temperature range should therefore be evaluated for the complete contactor and accessory configuration.

Altitude

ABB specifies a maximum operating altitude of 3000 m without derating for the AF80-30-11-13. :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19}

Installations above this altitude should be evaluated according to the applicable ABB technical requirements and derating information.

Protection Rating

Available product data identifies protection levels of IP20 for the auxiliary and coil terminals and IP10 for the main terminals. :contentReference[oaicite:20]{index=20}

The contactor should therefore be installed in an electrical enclosure or equipment arrangement that provides the appropriate environmental and touch protection for the application.

Dimensions and Weight

ABB product data lists the AF80-30-11-13 at approximately 82 mm wide, 116 mm deep and 125.5 mm high, with a product net weight of approximately 1.21 kg. :contentReference[oaicite:21]{index=21}

These dimensions should be considered when checking cabinet space, accessory clearance and wiring arrangements.

Power Circuit Applications

The AF80-30-11-13 can be used for switching power circuits within its specified ratings. ABB documentation describes AF contactors as suitable for controlling three-phase motors as well as non-inductive and slightly inductive loads. :contentReference[oaicite:22]{index=22}

The appropriate utilization category should always be determined from the actual electrical load and switching duty.

Industrial Motor Control

In industrial motor-control systems, ABB 1SBL397001R1311 can serve as the main switching device within a motor starter arrangement.

The three main contacts handle the motor circuit, while the integrated auxiliary contacts can provide feedback to a control circuit, PLC interface or interlocking system.

The 100-250 V AC/DC control input provides flexibility where the control system operates with different voltage levels within the specified range.

Control Circuit Integration

The AF80-30-11-13 can be incorporated into electrical control systems using its wide-range electronic coil interface. The control voltage supplied to terminals A1 and A2 must remain within the manufacturer’s specified range.

The auxiliary contacts can be used independently of the main contact path for status feedback and control logic.

PLC Control Considerations

ABB documentation notes that AF..-30-..-11 contactors are not suitable for direct control by a PLC output in the referenced configuration. :contentReference[oaicite:23]{index=23}

When integrating the contactor with a PLC, the control circuit should therefore be designed according to the applicable ABB interface requirements rather than connecting the PLC output directly without checking the electrical interface.

Compatibility Verification

Before selecting ABB 1SBL397001R1311, the following parameters should be verified:

• ABB part number: 1SBL397001R1311
• Contactor type: AF80-30-11-13
• Three-pole configuration
• Control voltage: 100-250 V AC/DC
• AC-3 motor current: 80 A
• AC-1 current: up to 125 A
• Motor power at 380/400 V: up to 37 kW under AC-3
• Main circuit voltage requirements
• Auxiliary contact requirements: 1 NO + 1 NC
• Screw terminal arrangement
• Installation dimensions
• Applicable electrical standards

Correct identification is particularly important because ABB offers several AF contactor sizes with different current ratings, dimensions and control-voltage configurations.

Product Identification for Inventory

For industrial inventory records, the recommended product description is ABB 1SBL397001R1311 AF80-30-11-13 Contactor.

Additional searchable descriptions can include ABB AF80-30-11-13, ABB AF80 80A Contactor, ABB 1SBL397001R1311 Three-Pole Contactor and ABB 100-250V AC/DC Contactor.

The complete product identification number 1SBL397001R1311 should remain the primary reference when matching technical documentation, equipment records and inventory information.

Relationship Between AF80 and AF190

ABB AF contactors are available in multiple frame sizes. The AF80-30-11-13 is an AF80 contactor, while the larger AF190-30-11-13 uses a different ABB product number, 1SFL487002R1311. ABB’s product catalog distinguishes these sizes by their respective AC-3 and AC-1 current ratings. :contentReference[oaicite:24]{index=24}

This distinction is important when identifying replacement contactors because similar AF model designations do not necessarily indicate interchangeable contactor sizes.

Maintenance Considerations

Maintenance of ABB 1SBL397001R1311 should include inspection of the main terminals, auxiliary contacts, control connections and mechanical operating mechanism.

The electrical supply should be isolated according to the applicable safety procedures before maintenance is performed.

For control-related issues, the 100-250 V AC/DC supply, coil terminals, control circuit and auxiliary contact wiring should be checked according to the applicable technical documentation.

Installation Considerations

The AF80-30-11-13 should be installed in an appropriate electrical enclosure with sufficient clearance for wiring and accessories.

The three main poles should be connected according to the electrical circuit design, while the auxiliary contacts should be wired according to the intended control and feedback functions.

The control voltage must be verified before energizing the coil.

Technical Documentation

ABB product documentation identifies 1SBL397001R1311 as the AF80-30-11-13 100-250 V 50/60 Hz DC contactor. The published long description identifies the device as a three-pole contactor with pre-mounted auxiliary contacts, screw terminals, wide-range control voltage and built-in surge protection. :contentReference[oaicite:25]{index=25}

ABB’s product information also identifies the AF80 series for controlling three-phase motors and power circuits within the specified ratings. :contentReference[oaicite:26]{index=26}

Application Summary

ABB 1SBL397001R1311 is the AF80-30-11-13 three-pole contactor. It provides three main normally open contacts, integrated 1 NO + 1 NC auxiliary contacts and a 100-250 V AC/DC electronic control interface.

The contactor is rated for motor control applications up to 37 kW at 380/400 V AC under AC-3 conditions and power switching up to 125 A under AC-1 conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:27]{index=27}

Its wide control-voltage range, screw terminals and built-in surge protection make it suitable for a variety of industrial motor-control and power-switching arrangements within its specified technical limits.

Conclusion

ABB 1SBL397001R1311 is the AF80-30-11-13 Contactor, a three-pole AF-series contactor with a 100-250 V AC/DC control voltage range. It provides 80 A AC-3 motor-control capability and up to 125 A AC-1 switching capability under the applicable conditions. :contentReference[oaicite:28]{index=28}

The recommended technical product name is ABB 1SBL397001R1311 AF80-30-11-13 Three-Pole Contactor. When identifying or replacing this component, the complete ABB part number, contactor type, control voltage, load category, current rating and installation requirements should be verified.