General Electric XNC6X130 4-Pole Contactor 40/50A 120V

SKU: XNC6X130 Brand:
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Specifications:

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

Description

The General Electric XNC6X130 4-Pole Contactor 40/50A 120V is a replacement switching component that can be used to operate the high-current circuit with a low-voltage control signal. It operates on the concept of utilizing an excited coil to close or open four contact poles to allow or terminate power to loads connected to it. This contactor is used in the case of switching several power lines with coordination. In the larger system it is intended to supply effective remote operation of electric circuits, assist safe distribution of power, and assist in the protection of equipment by controlling the load connection in the operation.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off all power supply and verify with tester.

Step2: Mount contactor securely on DIN rail or panel.

Step3: Connect load and line terminals as per wiring diagram.

Step4: Attach control coil terminals .

Step5: Tighten all terminal screws firmly.

Step6: Restore power and test switching operation.

Step7: Ensure enclosure is closed; follow electrical safety precautions and avoid live contact.

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  • What maintenance is required for the General Electric XNC6X130 Contactor?

    Inspect contact points regularly for pitting or arcing damage. Keep terminals tight and free of corrosion to ensure accurate switching. Periodically clean dust and debris and verify coil voltage stability to prevent overheating.

  • What are common issues with the General Electric XNC6X130 Contactor?

    • Contact wear leading to intermittent switching.
    • Coil failure or burnout from voltage spikes.
    • Overheating due to overload or poor ventilation.
    • Mechanical sticking or welding of contacts.
    • Noisy operation/chatter due to unstable control voltage.