Eaton
Eaton C25DGD315A Definite Purpose Contactor 120V AC 3 Pole Non-Reversing
A 3-pole definite-purpose contactor rated for 15 A inductive and 20 A resistive loads at 110-120 V AC coil voltage
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 3-pole contactor handles 15 A inductive loads
- 20 A resistive rating supports LED lighting circuits
- 120 V AC coil suits standard control voltage
- Non-reversing design simplifies single-direction motor control
- 690 V AC maximum rating fits industrial panels
Eaton 120V 3-Pole Contactor
The Eaton C25DGD315A is a definite purpose contactor built for switching lighting and motor loads in commercial and industrial panels. It operates on a 110-120V AC coil and provides three non-reversing poles rated for 690V AC maximum. The unit carries a NEMA 1 enclosure rating and a Frame Size D footprint.
For lighting and single-phase motor control
This contactor suits installers controlling LED lighting at 20 A, tungsten or fluorescent loads not rated, and single-phase motors up to 3/4 hp at 120V or 2 hp at 240V. It is not for buyers needing reversing capability, higher inductive ampacity above 15 A, or a different coil voltage.
15 A inductive full-load current
The key specification is the 15 A inductive full-load current rating, which determines whether the contactor can handle the motor or transformer inrush on your circuit. If your load exceeds this value, a larger frame or higher-rated contactor is required.
Highlights
- 3-pole contactor handles 15 A inductive loads
- 20 A resistive rating supports LED lighting circuits
- 120 V AC coil suits standard control voltage
- Non-reversing design simplifies single-direction motor control
- 690 V AC maximum rating fits industrial panels
Specifications
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What control-circuit voltage must my system supply to operate the 120 V AC coil on this C25 contactor?
The coil is rated for 110-120 V AC, so your control circuit must deliver voltage within that range for reliable pull-in and holding.
Can I use this three-pole, non-reversing contactor in a circuit that also feeds a single-phase 240 V AC motor rated at 2 hp?
Yes, the contactor carries a 2 hp single-phase rating at 240 V AC, matching that motor load within its inductive full-load current of 15 A.
After wiring the contactor, how can I verify it is switching the load correctly?
Apply 110-120 V AC to the coil terminals and confirm the three main poles close, then measure continuity across each pole and check that the connected load (up to 20 A resistive or 15 A inductive) operates as expected.
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