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Eaton 9-2703-3 replacement coil 480V AC NEMA size 1 2 50 60 Hz

Eaton

Eaton 9-2703-3 NEMA replacement coil 480V AC size 1 2 50/60 Hz

SKU CH-MCG9-M8CE3

A 480 V AC replacement coil for NEMA size 1 and 2 starters, operating at 50/60 Hz

  • TypeNEMA
  • Replaces failed coils in Freedom Series starters
  • Rated 480 V AC for 50/60 Hz operation
  • Fits NEMA size 1 and 2 contactors
  • Eaton part 9-2703-3 ensures correct fit

Eaton 9-2703-3 NEMA replacement coil for 480V AC

This new Eaton replacement coil fits NEMA contactors in starter sizes 1 and 2. It operates at 480V AC across both 50 Hz and 60 Hz supplies. The part is designed for use with Eaton Freedom Series NEMA starters. It serves maintenance teams and panel builders who need a direct coil swap.

Coil voltage 480V AC and dual-frequency operation

The coil handles 480V AC control circuits at 50 Hz or 60 Hz without modification. It covers NEMA starter sizes 1 and 2 in the Freedom Series range. It does not fit smaller or larger NEMA sizes, different voltage ratings, or non-Freedom series contactors. Buyers needing other coil voltages or starter series must source a different part number.

Highlights

  • Replaces failed coils in Freedom Series starters
  • Rated 480 V AC for 50/60 Hz operation
  • Fits NEMA size 1 and 2 contactors
  • Eaton part 9-2703-3 ensures correct fit

Specifications

BrandEaton
Model9-2703-3
TypeNEMA

Questions about this item

Will this 480V AC coil fit the Freedom Series NEMA starter I already have in size 1 or 2?

The coil is built for Eaton Freedom Series NEMA starters in sizes 1 and 2, so it matches the mounting and electrical pattern of those units.

How can I confirm the 9-2703-3 coil is operating correctly once installed?

With power applied, the contactor should pull in cleanly at 480V AC on either 50 Hz or 60 Hz supply and the starter should hold without chatter.

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