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Shopcorp 40Amp 2 Pole 600V Definite Purpose Normally Open Contactor - 110/120VAC Coil for HVAC, AC and Lighting | 2 pack
Shopcorp 40A 2 Pole Normally Open 600V Definite Purpose Contactor - 2 pack We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC c...
View full detailsShopcorp 40 Amp 2 Pole Contactor 24VAC - Definite Purpose 600V, Inductive 40A, Resistive 50A for HVAC & Lighting | 2 pack
Shopcorp 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor - 2 pack We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC contactors, and ligh...
View full detailsShopcorp 40 Amp 2 Pole 600V Definite Purpose Normally Open Contactor - 110/120VAC Coil for HVAC & Lighting - UL Certified
Shopcorp 40A 2 Pole Normally Open 600V Definite Purpose Contactor We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC contactor...
View full detailsMigro 40 Amp 2 Pole 600V Contactor - 24V, Inductive 40 Amp / Resistive 50 Amp for HVAC and Lighting with NEMA standards
Migro 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor with NEMA standards We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC contactors, ...
View full detailsShopcorp 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor 600V - 24VAC Coil, Inductive 40A / Resistive 50A for HVAC, AC & Lighting Systems
Shopcorp 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC contactors, and lighting cont...
View full detailsMigro 40A 2 Pole 600V - 24V, Inductive 40A / Resistive 50 A Contactor for HVAC and Lighting with NEMA standards | 2 pack
Migro 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor with NEMA standards (2 pack) We offer a diverse range of contactors, including HVAC contactors, AC con...
View full detailsShopcorp 60 Amp 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor | 75A RES, 24V Coil, UL Listed for HVAC, Refrigeration & Heat Pump Systems
Reliable 60A 2 Pole Contactor for HVAC and Refrigeration The Shopcorp 60A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor is engineered for demanding HVAC, refri...
View full detailsShopcorp 60 Amp 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor | 75A RES, 120V Coil, UL Listed for HVAC, Refrigeration & Heat Pump Systems
Reliable 60A 2 Pole Contactor for HVAC and Refrigeration The Shopcorp 60A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor is engineered for high-demand HVAC, ref...
View full detailsShopcorp 60 Amp 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor | 75A RES, 220/240V Coil, UL Listed for HVAC, Refrigeration & Heat Pump Systems
Reliable 60A 2 Pole Contactor for HVAC and Refrigeration The Shopcorp 60A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor is built for demanding HVAC, refrigerat...
View full detailsShopcorp 40 Amp 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor | 50A RES, 240V Coil, UL Listed for HVAC, Lighting & Motor Load Applications
Reliable 40A 2 Pole Contactor for HVAC, Lighting & Refrigeration The Shopcorp 40A 2 Pole Definite Purpose Contactor is engineered for HVAC sys...
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Find reliable and efficient electrical contactors tailored to your specific needs. Explore our collection today for the right electrical solution.
FAQ
What are the advantages of NO contactors?
Normally Open contactors are widely used because they only carry current when activated, which makes them energy-efficient and safer for variable loads. They are ideal for HVAC compressors, pumps, and lighting systems where switching is required.
What does NO and NC mean in contactors?
In contactors, NO (Normally Open) means the circuit is open until the coil is energized, allowing current to flow only when activated. NC (Normally Closed) means the circuit stays closed by default and opens when the coil is energized. These functions are essential for controlling different types of electrical loads.
Where are NO, NC, and 2NO/2NC contactors used?
- Normally Open contactors are commonly used for variable loads such as motors, HVAC systems, and lighting.
- Normally Closed contactors are used for fixed or safety-critical loads, ensuring continuity until intentionally deactivated.
- 2NO/2NC contactors combine both options in one device, making them ideal for automation systems and complex industrial applications.
At Contactor Depot, we carry all these configurations (NO, NC, and 2NO/2NC contactors) in multiple pole and voltage options to match your application.
What is the difference between NO, NC, and 2NO/2NC contactors?
The difference lies in how the contacts behave:
- NO contactors start open and close when energized.
- NC contactors start closed and open when energized.
- 2NO/2NC contactors provide a mix of both, offering greater flexibility for dual operations in HVAC, motor control, and automation.