Cleveland KE50750 Contactor 3-Pole 40/50A 208/240V

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KE50750
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The Cleveland KE50750 Contactor 3-Pole 40/50A 208/240 V is a part that uses electromagnetic coils to switch electrical circuits on and off to enable the flow of current to be controlled to the part connected to it. The three poles are connected to different circuits, and coordinating the switching of multi-phase systems is possible. It is intended to be installed within the electrical panel of a commercial kitchen, usually within the control section, where it will provide a centralized control of power to heating components, motors or other parts.

Dimensions

  • Length: 4 In
  • Width: 2.5 In
  • Height: 3.25 In
  • Weight: 1.06 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Hartland Contactor, 3 Pole
  • 208/240 Volt, 40 Amp Inductive, 50 Amp Resistive
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Cleveland KE50750 Hartland Contactor?

Inspect and clean electrical contacts to prevent arcing and buildup. Tighten terminal connections and check for overheating signs. Ensure coil voltage is stable at 208/240V during operation. Regular inspection of enclosure can reduce dust accumulation and connection issues.

What are common issues with the Cleveland KE50750 Hartland Contactor?

  • Contact pitting or erosion causing intermittent switching.
  • Coil failure leading to non-engagement.
  • Loose terminals causing overheating or power loss.
  • Voltage fluctuation causing chatter.
  • Contactors sticking due to worn mechanical components.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off main power and verify no voltage with tester before starting.

Step2: Mount contactor securely in enclosure on DIN rail or panel.

Step3: Connect line and load terminals per wiring diagram, tighten screws.

Step4: Attach control coil wiring for supply with correct polarity if required.

Step5: Add safety ground connection and ensure insulation is intact.

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

Step7: Check for overheating, noise, or loose connections during initial run.