EATON C25FNF350A Cutler Hammer- 3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V

3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V

The C25FNF350A Cutler Hammer- 3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V FUSED CONTACTOR features an F-Type thermoplastic bushing that enables heat removal, thermal overload protection, and quick-release for removal of the device. A single hole mounting configuration makes this contactor easy to install. This trusty 3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V from Eaton makes a solid addition to any industrial facility.

The Cutler Hammer C25FNF350A is a 3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V.

EATON C25FNF350A Cutler Hammer- 3 POLE 50A CONTACTOR-120V - C25FNF350A-6.0kVA Contactors are provided with ten years corrosion protection to assure the safety and reliability of electronic equipment Fisher X-DMâ„¢ Toggle switches have a unique, patented technology that provides virtually instantaneous reversal of contacts, and are plated for long trouble-free life All grommets support wire sizes up to 1/0 inch 2-hole bus screws provide positive contact between wiring and bus bar

The 50A 3 pole contactor-120V is a single-pole/double-throw, solid state, fast-acting, magnetic-trip device designed to control two general purpose resistive devices. The C25FNF350A series are Fusible Disconnect switches used for over current protection of motors, solenoid controls and logic circuits. The C25FNF350A series circuit breakers are interrupt rated at 50,000 amperes maximum current interruption rating (MCCIR) and feature instantaneous trip characteristic.

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The C25FNF350A 3-Pole 50A Contactor is an Air Circuit Breaker that has been designed for integration into a control enclosure in induction heating. This product utilizes the industry standard universal mounting configuration of 620mm x 485mm and contains contact elements with a dual rating.

Eaton Cutler Hammer C25FNF350A 3 Pole 50 Amp 240/480V Contactor w/ 1NC 1NO 50Amp Contacts: Used in power system protection to de-energize a portion of the system under fault or overcurrent conditions.