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GE CR463L40ANA 277VAC 4P 30A Lighting Contactor
Electrically held 4-pole lighting contactor rated 30 A fluorescent, 20 A tungsten, 10 A LED at 277 VAC coil voltage
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 4-pole design controls four circuits simultaneously
- 30 A fluorescent rating handles heavy lighting loads
- 277 VAC coil voltage suits commercial power systems
- Electrically held operation maintains state without continuous power
- NEMA open enclosure allows flexible panel mounting
GE CR463L40ANA Lighting Contactor
This GE CR463L40ANA is an electrically held lighting contactor rated for 277 VAC with four poles and a 30 A inductive current rating. It suits commercial or industrial lighting panels that need reliable switching of fluorescent or tungsten loads.
Fluorescent and Tungsten Load Ratings
The contactor handles 30 A for fluorescent lighting and 20 A for tungsten lighting, while LED loads are rated at 10 A. It is non-reversing and carries no NEMA enclosure, so it must be mounted inside a suitable cabinet or panel.
Coil Voltage and Phase Power Ratings
Verify that your control circuit supplies 240/277 V AC to the coil and that the connected load matches the 1 hp at 120 V AC or 2 hp at 240 V AC single-phase ratings. Buyers who need a reversing contactor or an enclosed unit should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 4-pole design controls four circuits simultaneously
- 30 A fluorescent rating handles heavy lighting loads
- 277 VAC coil voltage suits commercial power systems
- Electrically held operation maintains state without continuous power
- NEMA open enclosure allows flexible panel mounting
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Should I select the 10 A LED, 20 A tungsten or 30 A fluorescent rating for my load?
Match the rating to the lamp type — 10 A for LED, 20 A for tungsten, 30 A for fluorescent — and do not exceed the 30 A inductive limit.
What does the 30 A inductive rating mean once the contactor is wired in a panel?
It allows up to 30 A of inductive load such as fluorescent ballasts at 277 V AC.
How does the 240/277 V AC coil voltage affect the control circuit I can use?
The coil operates on either 240 V AC or 277 V AC control power, so your control circuit must supply one of those voltages.
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