An auxiliary contact block for Schneider TeSys D contactors, providing three normally-open and one normally-closed contact. It clips onto the front of the contactor and is operated by the same armature, so its contacts follow the main poles exactly. Auxiliary contacts carry no load current; they exist to tell the rest of the installation what the contactor is doing — holding in a start circuit, interlocking against another contactor, or reporting run status to a controller. The number and mix of normally-open and normally-closed contacts is the only thing that distinguishes the blocks in this range, so it must be matched to the control scheme. Supplied by cBallast on quote-to-invoice terms; lead time and freight are quoted per RFQ against the destination Incoterm.