Hatco HT02.01.015.00 Contactor 3-Pole 120V 40AMP
Specifications:
- Contactor
- Amp: 40 Full Load, 50 Resistance Load
- Type: 3 Pole
- Voltage: 120 Vac Coil
- Weight: 0.966 Lb
- Models Used In:
- Market Forge Et-3E, Et-5E, Et-6E, Et-6E, Et3E, Msa-Sb-2600,
- M24E18A, M24E24A, M24E32A, M24E36A, M24E42A, M24E48A, M36E18A,
- M36E24A, M36E32A, M36E36A, M36E42A, M36E48A, 2600Phe, 2692Phe,
- 3000, 3092
- Cleveland 22Cet3A, 36Cdm16, 36Cem1648, 36Cgm16300, 36Csm16
- Keating 2000 Series Electric Pasta Cooker
- Hatco C Series, C-12, C-12, C-13, C-15, C-15, C-17, C-17,
- C-18, C-24, C-27, C-27, C-30, C-36, C-39, C-4, C-45, C-45,
Description
Dimensions:
- Weight: 0.97 lbs
- Length: 4 in
- Height: 2.25 in
- Width: 3 in
HATCO:
02-01-015 02-01-015-00 02.01.015 02.01.015.00 2-01-015 2-01-015-00 2.01.015 2.01.015.00 HT02-01-015 HT02-01-015-00 HT02.01.015 HT2-01-015 HT2-01-015-00 HT2.01.015 HT2.01.015.00
KEATING:
11225 KEA11225
MARKET FORGE:
STAR MFG:
VULCAN HART:
Step1: Disconnect all power and verify zero voltage with a tester before beginning.
Step2: Mount the contactor securely in the control panel using DIN rail or screws, ensuring enclosure is de-energized.
Step3: Connect line and load terminals according to wiring diagram, ensuring tight, secure connections.
Step4: Wire the coil control circuit as specified by manufacturer documentation.
Step5: Restore power carefully and test switching for proper operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Hatco HT02.01.015.00 Contactor?
Regularly inspect the contactor for loose wiring, worn contacts, discoloration, or signs of overheating that may affect electrical performance. Keep the control compartment clean and free of grease, dust, and moisture. Verify that the contactor connects and releases properly during operation. Always disconnect power before inspecting or servicing electrical components.
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What are common issues with the Hatco HT02.01.015.00 Contactor?
- Contacts becoming worn or pitted from repeated switching.
- Coil failure preventing contactor connection.
- Intermittent operation caused by loose electrical connections.
- Contact welding resulting in components remaining energized.
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