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The CE15SN3A from Cutler Hammer is a Freedom Series contactor rated at 300 A, 3-pole, 600 VAC.
Factory specification: 3P, 3PH, 300A, 600V, max UL hp: 75hp @ 200V, 100hp @ 230V, 200hp @ 460V, 200hp @ 575V; max kW rating: 90hp @ 220V, 160hp @ 380V, 160hp @ 415/440V, 160hp @ 500/550V, 75hp @ 660V, complete with 110V 50Hz or 120V 60Hz, max UL AC-3 ampere rating AC 300A, IEC 947 AC-1 thermal current 315A, AC coil, non-reversing, open type contactors, IEC size R, suitable for use with Freedom Series motor control systems.
| Manufacturer | Cutler Hammer |
| Series | Freedom Series |
| Type | Contactor |
| Voltage | 600 V |
| Amperage | 300 A |
| Poles | 3 |
| Phase | 3 |
| Coil Voltage Max | 120 V |
| Coil Voltage Min | 110 V |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the CE15SN3A in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
The CE15SN3A from Cutler Hammer is a Freedom Series contactor rated at 300 A, 3-pole, 600 VAC.
Factory specification: 3P, 3PH, 300A, 600V, max UL hp: 75hp @ 200V, 100hp @ 230V, 200hp @ 460V, 200hp @ 575V; max kW rating: 90hp @ 220V, 160hp @ 380V, 160hp @ 415/440V, 160hp @ 500/550V, 75hp @ 660V, complete with 110V 50Hz or 120V 60Hz, max UL AC-3 ampere rating AC 300A, IEC 947 AC-1 thermal current 315A, AC coil, non-reversing, open type contactors, IEC size R, suitable for use with Freedom Series motor control systems.
| Manufacturer | Cutler Hammer |
| Series | Freedom Series |
| Type | Contactor |
| Voltage | 600 V |
| Amperage | 300 A |
| Poles | 3 |
| Phase | 3 |
| Coil Voltage Max | 120 V |
| Coil Voltage Min | 110 V |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the CE15SN3A in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
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