This is the exact comparison a distributor sees
Real, live output for a Siemens part — shown here from the manufacturer's side of the same lookup a distributor's rep runs.
| Part | Brand | Rated current (AC-3) | Coil voltage | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3RT20262AL24 (the part being matched) | Siemens | 25 A | 230 V | Verified |
| AFC26-30-00-34 | ABB | 26 A (+4%) | 208 V (−9.6%) | Verified |
| AFC26-30-00K-34 | ABB | 26 A (+4%) | 208 V (−9.6%) | Verified |
Both alternates shown are manufacturer-verified, not exact matches — 4% more current, a 208V coil against your 230V. Whether a distributor's rep treats that as "close enough" is exactly the kind of judgment this makes explicit instead of hiding behind a single headline number.
What this means for you
See the actual comparison logic
Which of your parts get evaluated as equivalent to which competitors, and on what spec basis — not guesswork about where you're exposed, the real deterministic comparison (rating floors, coil voltage tolerance, poles).
Be the verified source, not a stale re-listing
When your own product page is the verified source_url, distributors compare against what you actually publish today — not a five-year-old distributor datasheet. See the methodology →
Skip the scrape entirely
If you'd rather send us your own catalog feed than have us collect it from your public site, that's a conversation worth having — it's faster for both sides and your parts land at 100% verified from day one.
EOL communication that isn't a support queue
Not shipped yet. Every fact is already versioned — when you discontinue a line, that can be a structured signal every downstream distributor gets automatically, instead of finding out from a customer complaint.
Talk to us
Want to see how your catalog is currently represented, or talk about a direct data feed? Tell us a bit about your line and we'll follow up.