GE CR463L60AJA Electrically Held Lighting Contactor 6P 30A 120VAC
Electrically held lighting contactor with six poles rated for 30 A fluorescent loads at 120 V AC coil voltage
- 6 poles control multiple lighting circuits from one contactor
- 30 A fluorescent rating handles heavy ballast loads reliably
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches standard building power supplies
- 1 hp at 120 V and 2 hp at 240 V single-phase motor capability
- 20 A tungsten rating supports incandescent and LED lighting circuits
GE CR463L60AJA Electrically Held Lighting Contactor
The GE CR463L60AJA is a 6-pole electrically held lighting contactor rated for 30 A inductive loads. It operates on a 110/115-120 V AC coil voltage within the CR460 series. This unit suits commercial and industrial lighting control panels requiring multi-circuit switching without a built-in enclosure.
Open-frame design and multi-pole switching
The contactor ships with no enclosure, so installers must provide a suitable cabinet or panel mounting. Six poles allow simultaneous control of multiple lighting branches from a single coil signal. Non-reversing operation means it is intended for straightforward on/off lighting control rather than motor reversal duties.
LED 10 A tungsten 20 A fluorescent 30 A ratings
The device handles LED lighting loads up to 10 A, tungsten loads up to 20 A, and fluorescent loads up to 30 A inductive. Single-phase motor loads are rated at 1 hp at 120 V AC and 2 hp at 240 V AC. It does not support reversing applications or loads exceeding the stated current ratings.
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- Price $555.99
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Questions about this item
Will the contacts need replacement after extended use?
The 6-pole contacts are rated for 30 A fluorescent and 20 A tungsten loads, so plan to inspect them after heavy switching cycles.
What thermal limit appears first during continuous operation?
The 30 A inductive current rating sets the sustained-load boundary before the coil or enclosure becomes a concern.
How much heat does the contactor produce when energised all day?
The 120 V AC coil draws only a few watts, so heat output remains low compared with the 30 A load current it switches.
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