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GE P9B11VN Cema Contact Block - 3 Pack

Ensure dependable circuit switching in industrial panels with the GE P9B11VN Cema Contact Block, rated at 10 amps and sold in a convenient 3-pack.

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Overview

The GE P9B11VN is a contact block from General Electric's Cema line of industrial control components. It is designed to mount directly behind GE Cema series pushbuttons, selector switches, and other panel operators, serving as the electrical switching element that makes or breaks a circuit when the front-panel device is actuated. Rated at 10 amps and built to IEC 947-5-1 standards, it provides the kind of reliable, repeatable performance that industrial control applications demand, whether in manufacturing equipment, process control panels, or facility management systems.

Sold in a 3-pack, this listing is practical for electricians and panel builders who need multiple units for a project or want to keep spares on hand for maintenance. The Cema series has been a longstanding part of GE's industrial controls catalog, so replacement and expansion within existing GE-based panels is straightforward. The main consideration is compatibility—these contact blocks are designed for the GE Cema mounting system, so they may not directly fit operators from other manufacturers without adaptation.

Specifications

Brand
GE (General Electric)
Model
P9B11VN
Product Line
Cema
Type
Contact Block
Standard
IEC 947-5-1
Current Rating
10 Amps
Pack Quantity
3

Frequently Asked Questions

This listing includes a 3-pack of GE P9B11VN Cema Contact Blocks.
Each contact block is rated for 10 amps, suitable for standard industrial control circuit loads.
The GE P9B11VN is designed to meet IEC 947-5-1, the international standard for low-voltage control circuit devices and switch elements.
A contact block mounts behind a pushbutton, selector switch, or other operator on a control panel, providing the electrical switching mechanism that opens or closes a circuit when the operator is actuated.