Hatco 02.01.017.00 Contactor 4-Pole 50A 120V

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Specifications:

  • Hartland Contactor
  • 4 Pole
  • 110/120 Volt
  • 40 Amp Inductive
  • 50 Amp Resistive

Description

The Hatco 02.01.017.00 Contactor 4-Pole 50A 120V is an electrical switching system used to operate power flow in high current circuits. It works by connecting and disconnecting electrical loads by opening and closing its four poles based on the input control voltage. This contactor is generally mounted in commercial kitchen equipment or other electrical systems that need to have control of power distribution with accuracy. It can be designed to support as much as 50 amps at 120 volts and is used in a variety of heavy-duty applications.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 1.9 lbs
  • Length: 3.13 in
  • Height: 3 in
  • Width: 4 in

CLEVELAND:

101899

GENERAL ELECTRIC:

XNC6X130

GRINDMASTER:

A514005

HATCO:

02-01-017 02-01-017-00 02.01.017 2-01-017 2-01-017-00 2.01.017 2.01.017.00 HAT02-01-017 HT02-01-017 HT02-01-017-00 HT02.01.017 HT02.01.017.00 HT2-01-017 HT2-01-017-00 HT2.01.017 HT2.01.017.00

HOBART:

00-346466-00015 111497D1 346466-15 XNC6X130/346466-15

LEGION:

420083

MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:

A25788

VULCAN HART:

111497D1

Step1: Switch off main power and verify isolation.

Step2: Mount the contactor securely on DIN rail or panel.

Step3: Connect load, line, and coil wiring as per diagram.

Step4: Ensure proper tightening of terminals to avoid overheating.

Step5: Restore power and test switching operation under no load.

  • What maintenance is required for the Hatco 02.01.017.00 Contactor?

    Inspect electrical contacts regularly for pitting or burning and tighten wiring connections to ensure stable operation. Clean dust buildup to prevent overheating and arcing. Routine checks help maintain reliable switching and reduce unexpected equipment failure risks.

  • What are common issues with the Hatco 02.01.017.00 Contactor?

    • Contact wear causing intermittent switching.
    • Coil failure leading to non-engagement.
    • Overheating from overload conditions.
    • Contact welding due to high current surges.
    • Voltage fluctuation causing inconsistent relay activation.
    • Coil burnout from continuous duty overload.

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