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GE CR463L80AJA 120VAC Electrically Held Lighting Contactor 8P 30A video accessory
Controls LED, tungsten and fluorescent lighting at 110 to 120 V AC with eight poles rated to 30 A inductive load
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Controls LED circuits up to 10 A
- Handles tungsten loads up to 20 A
- Manages fluorescent lighting at 30 A
- Operates on 110/115-120 V AC coil
- Eight-pole design switches multiple circuits
GE CR463L80AJA Lighting Contactor
The GE CR463L80AJA is an electrically held lighting contactor rated for 120 VAC coil voltage. It provides eight poles and a 30 amp inductive full-load current rating for controlling lighting circuits in commercial or industrial installations.
Upgrading from lower-pole contactors
This unit replaces contactors with fewer than eight poles when a project requires simultaneous control of multiple lighting branches. The jump is worth it when a single enclosure must manage several circuits at 10 A LED, 20 A tungsten or 30 A fluorescent loads.
Limits of the CR460 series interface
The contactor operates on 110/115-120 VAC coil voltage and offers no NEMA enclosure, so it must be mounted inside a suitable cabinet. It is non-reversing and rated for 1 hp at 120 VAC or 2 hp at 240 VAC single phase, which caps the motor-load applications it can directly handle.
Highlights
- Controls LED circuits up to 10 A
- Handles tungsten loads up to 20 A
- Manages fluorescent lighting at 30 A
- Operates on 110/115-120 V AC coil
- Eight-pole design switches multiple circuits
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What mounting provisions does the CR463L80AJA contactor have since it has no enclosure?
The contactor carries no NEMA enclosure, so it must be installed inside a suitable panel or cabinet that provides the required environmental protection.
How is the 120 V AC coil wired on this 8-pole contactor?
Connect the coil terminals to a 110/115-120 V AC control circuit; the coil energises to close all eight poles simultaneously.
When should the contacts be inspected or replaced given the 30 A inductive rating?
Inspect contact tips periodically for erosion or pitting; replace the contactor when the 30 A inductive or 20 A tungsten ratings can no longer be carried reliably.
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