Lighting Contactors
Eaton’s Lighting Contactors are designed to provide a safe, convenient means for local or remote switching of tungsten (incandescent filament) or ballast (fluorescent and mercury arc) lamp loads. They are also suitable for other loads such as low-pressure and high-pressure sodium lamp loads and other non-motor (resistive) loads. Our Lighting Contactors deliver unprecedented versatility in application, simplicity in configuration, and performance in operation.
A202 Magnetically Latched
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position
C30CN Mechanically and Electrically Held
Electrically and Mechanically Held C30CN Lighting Contactor by Eaton Electrical delivers unprece
CN35 Electrically Held
Type CN35 Electrically Held Lighting Contactors from Eaton’s electrical sector are design
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K6C_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K6B_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K5C_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K5B_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4K_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4H_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4G_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4F_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4E_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
Eaton Lighting Contactors A202 Magnetically Latched A202K4D_M
Used in applications where it is critical that the contactor will not switch to an off position during control power failure. 30–200A contactors use an electrically energized and de-energized permanent magnet, while the 300 and 400A contactors use a mechanical latch to hold contacts closed du
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