ABB 7GSP026179R0006 Motor Starters - UL E1811
Part Number: 7GSP026179R0006
Quick Summary
7GSP026179R0006 renewal parts for ABB 300-Series contactors and starter accessories are essential for uptime. Worn coils, contact tips, and armatures drive unplanned outages and expensive maintenance if not replaced quickly. UL E1811, ETIM EC001037, and eClass V11.1 certifications guide reliable sourcing and regulatory alignment. Designed for industrial automation environments, these renewal parts help service teams reduce mean time to repair and extend equipment life. They align with ABB motor starters and 300-Series accessories to simplify procurement and maintenance workflows.
Product Information
Extended Description
7GSP026179R0006 ABB: Renewal parts for the 300-Series Contactors & motor controlers. Coils, contact tips and armature/spring are availible to keep the equipment up and running.
Minimum Order Quantity
1 EA
Customs Tariff Number
85365040
Product Main Type
NENA Contactor & Starter Accessories
Product Net Weight
1.25 lb
WEEE B2C / B2B
Business To Business
WEEE Category
5. Small Equipment (No External Dimension More Than 50 cm)
Declaration of Conformity - CCC
No certification needed
Declaration of Conformity - UKCA
No certification needed
UL Certificate
E1811
Package Level 1 Units
1 piece
Package Level 1 Gross Weight
1.25 lb
eClass
V11.1 : 27370905
ETIM 6
EC001037 - Motor starter/Motor starter combination
ETIM 7
EC001037 - Motor starter/Motor starter combination
ETIM 8
EC001037 - Motor starter/Motor starter combination
ETIM 9
EC001037 - Motor starter/motor starter combination
UNSPSC
39121521
Renewal compatibility with 300-Series contactors and starter accessories ensures correct fit and reliable operation, reducing mis-matches and returns in field service. This directly lowers maintenance cycle times and supports first-pass repair success in time-critical applications. Application: service technicians replacing worn components in ABB 7GSP026179R0006 installations. UL E1811 and ETIM EC001037 along with eClass V11.1 compliance simplify procurement and regulatory audits for maintenance programs in diverse industrial facilities. Application: compliance-driven purchasing for electrical distribution networks and motor control centers.
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FAQs
These renewal parts are designed for ABB 300-Series contactors and starter accessories, including coils, contact tips, and armatures. When replacing worn components, verify compatibility with the exact 300-Series model and ensure coils and springs are seated correctly to maintain proper arcing distances and coil pull. Proper installation minimizes misalignment and extends device life.
Key specs include a minimum order quantity of 1 EA, product main type NENA Contactor & Starter Accessories, and a weight of 1.25 lb. Certifications and classifications include UL Certificate E1811, ETIM EC001037 (Motor starter/Motor starter combination), and eClass V11.1, which support regulatory compliance and standardized procurement.
This kit is specifically a renewal part set intended to refresh existing ABB 300-Series contactors and starter accessories. For new installations, reference current ABB product catalogs to select the correct fresh components; renewal parts are meant to extend the life of existing equipment and simplify maintenance.
Using genuine renewal parts reduces spare-part misfits, lowers downtime, and accelerates repair times. The 1.25 lb package size simplifies stocking, while UL E1811 and ETIM/eClass compliance streamline procurement and regulatory audits, delivering measurable uptime gains and lower total cost of ownership.
Begin by isolating the circuit and confirming de-energization. Remove the old coil, tips, and armature/spring as applicable, inspect contact surfaces for wear, and install the renewal components in the correct orientation. Reassemble, perform a no-load test, then verify actuator operation and coil pull in a controlled power-up sequence to ensure reliable operation.