Montague 1316-1 Contactor 2-Pole 40/50A 208/240V

SKU: 1316-1 1-1316-1 Brand:
Montague
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Specifications:

  • Hartland Contactor
  • 2 Pole
  • 208/240 Volt
  • 40 Amp Inductive
  • 50 Amp Resistive
  • 10-32 Combo Screw With Quick Connector

Description

The Montague 1316-1 Contactor operates the high-current electrical circuits by opening or closing the two poles in response to a control signal. It is rated at 40/50 amps at 208/240 volts and can be used to switch on heating, cooling or other equipment safely. It is mounted in the electrical panel of an appliance and it is connected to input and output terminals to ensure it works. Its structure provides better switching of heavy loads and separation of control and power circuits to facilitate efficient operation of appliances connected to it.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.95 lbs
  • Length: 3.88 in
  • Height: 3.13 in
  • Width: 2.5 in

GENERAL ELECTRIC:

XNC6X120

HOBART:

00-346466-00005 346466-5 XNC6X120/346466-5

MONTAGUE:

EV4-2

VULCAN HART:

00-346466-00005 346466-5

Step1: Disconnect main electrical power and verify zero voltage before starting work.

Step2: Open control panel and locate the existing contactor assembly.

Step3: Label and remove coil and line/load wiring carefully.

Step4: Unmount old contactor and install the new contactor in the same position.

Step5: Reconnect wiring to correct terminals and tighten firmly.

Step6: Restore power and test operation for proper switching under load.

  • What maintenance is required for the Montague 1316-1 Contactor?

    Inspect contacts for pitting or carbon buildup and tighten electrical connections regularly. Clean dust and debris to ensure accurate switching. Routine maintenance prevents overheating and arcing, improving performance and safety during operation in electrical circuits.

  • What are common issues with the Montague 1316-1 Contactor?

    • Welded or pitted contacts causing stuck switching.
    • Coil failure leading to no activation.
    • Overheating due to loose connections or overload.
    • Chattering from unstable control voltage.
    • Intermittent operation from worn contact surfaces.

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