WHITE-RODGERS 14435 Contactor, 30 A, Panel, 600 VAC, DPST-NO, 2 Pole

2 Pole 208/240V 30 AMP Contactor Ty

Specifications: 2 Pole 208/240V 30 AMP Contactor Type DPST-NO Voltage 600 VAC interrupting rating - 120 Vac/10 A, AC coil voltage / inductive load - 240 Vac / 7 A Test voltage 2x120-240Vrms/10A (nominal) Duty: Interrupting Rating: 10 A 2 Poles Nominal Power In 480 W EN 60204-4, IEC 60204-4 Panel board rated current protection 16 AMP Each

White-Rodgers Contactor, 30A, 600VAC, Panel Mount DPST-NO (2 Pole) The White-Rodgers WRLD30S600 is a 2 pole 208/240Volt 4800W 30 Amperes 600 Vac Contactor. This contactor can be used in any application that requires starting and stopping of electrical current. It features a design that includes a DPST ON-OFF switch with a NO (normally open) and NC (Normally Closed

The CONTACTOR is a Space SavingElectromechanical Relay.It is specifi ed for use in 600 VAC, 2-Pole, 30 AMP. White-Rodgers 14435 Contactor, 30 A Panel. White-Rodgers Part No.: 14435.

The WHITE-RODGERS 30 Amp, 2 Pole, 600VAC Contactor can be used to control a power supply to limit current in a branch circuit without interfering with the operation of other circuits. The WHITE-RODGERS 30 Amp, 2 Pole, 600VAC Contactor is DIN rated and meets or exceeds industry standards set forth by Underwriters Laboratories. SUITABLE FOR : Use with White-Rodgers and other manufacturers heating controls to time-delay electric baseboard

WHITE-RODGERS Single Phase Contactor Panel Mount 600 Volts, 30 Amps, Post Bypass 2 Pole, DPST-NO, NEW

This product is a replacement for older equipment and does not necessarily take the place of new equipment. The White-Rodgers 14435 Contactor fits perfectly in the slot of an older unit to allow for ease of installation in any electrical box. This item is a replacement contactor and can be used to perform installations in customer’s own electrical boxes or retrofit kits can be used to make the job even easier. Features include 600 VAC, 60 HZ 140 VA, DPST-NO

Ideal for panel-mounted applications where two 120 or 240 volt circuits to be controlled by one control.