Eaton C30CNM120H02H0 Mechanically Held Lighting Contactor

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Two-wire mechanically held lighting contactor 30 A power pole rating Low magnetic noise results in quiet operation Low input VA permits long wire runs An ideal solution for controlling tungsten (incandescent filament), ballast (fluorescent and mercury arc), high intensity discharge (HID), non-motor AC resistive and single- & three phase motor ratings load Provides effective control in applications such as office buildings, industrial plants, hospitals, stadiums, airports, and so on

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Make Eaton
Manufacturer Eaton
Category Motors and Electrical Equipment>Contactors
Model code C30CNM120H02H0
Series C30CN mechanically held lighting contactors
No. of Poles 12
Rated Voltage 265 ~ 277 V 60 Hz / 240 V 50 Hz
Rated Current 30 A
Enclosure Open
Standards UL
Width 4.18 inch
Height 3.86 inch
Depth 7.39 inch

Product description

Discover the Eaton C30CNM120H02H0 Mechanically Held Lighting Contactor, a versatile solution crafted for demanding industrial, commercial, and outdoor lighting applications. This innovative contactor ensures reliability, even during control power failures, by maintaining its position through mechanical holding, which removes coil from the circuit to achieve noise-free operation and eliminates coil losses post-latching.

Key Features

  • Mechanically held operation ensures stability during power disturbances.
  • Designed to manage diverse load types such as tungsten, fluorescent, mercury arc, HID, and non-motor AC resistive loads.
  • Rated for up to 30A with a maximum voltage of 600V.
  • Supports up to 12 poles for extensive control needs.
  • Microprocessor-controlled module validates control signals to prevent erroneous switching from voltage spikes.
  • Wide range of input voltages with coil options from 24 Vac to 277 Vac and 12 Vac to 24 Vdc.

Ideal Use Cases

This lighting contactor is an excellent fit for large-scale settings requiring precise control over lighting systems, including office buildings, industrial complexes, stadiums, airports, and healthcare facilities demanding quiet and efficient operation.

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