120VAC Electrically Held Lighting Contactor 12P 30A MPN:8903LG1200V02
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120VAC Electrically Held Lighting Contactor 12P 30A
This 12P 30A 120VAC Electrically Held Lighting Contactor from Square D is a reliable and efficient solution for controlling lighting circuits in commercial and industrial settings. Its electrically held design ensures consistent performance and reduces wear on the contactor. Suitable for use with tungsten, fluorescent, and LED lighting, this contactor offers a high current rating and can handle a wide range of loads. Its compact design and NEMA 1 enclosure make it ideal for installation in a variety of applications, including restaurants, offices, and retail spaces. Easy to install and maintain, this contactor is a great choice for any lighting control project.
Top product features:
- Electrically held lighting contactor
- Supports LED lighting with a current rating of 16 A
- Can handle full load currents of 30 A for both resistive and inductive loads
Top product applications:
- Home Lighting Control Systems
- Commercial Lighting Control Systems
- Industrial Lighting Control Systems
Lighting Magnetic Contactor, LED Lighting Current Rating 16 A, Coil Voltage 110/120V AC, Series 8903 Series Type L, Number of Poles 12, NEMA Enclosure Rating 1, Tungsten Lighting Current Rating 20 A, Fluorescent Lighting Current Rating 30 A, Reversing Capability Non-Reversing, Frame Size L, Full Load Current - Resistive 30 A, Full Load Current - Inductive 30 A, Maximum Voltage Rating 600V AC, Phase Three, Overall Height 12.68 in, Overall Width 7.8 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: MX
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 13.70
- Package Width: 8.40
- Package Height: 7.30
- Package Weight: 10.90
Product info last updated on February 3, 2026 3:54pm UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation