Eaton ECC03C1A6A Lighting Contactor 30A 6 Pole 120V

Product Description

The EATON ECC03C1A6A is an electrically held lighting contactor designed for switching high-load lighting circuits in commercial and industrial electrical systems. Rated at 30 amps with a 6-pole configuration and a 120-volt coil, this contactor holds its contacts closed as long as coil voltage is applied, making it well suited for centrally controlled lighting panels. It is installed by licensed electricians in distribution boards, lighting control panels, and load centers where multiple branch circuits must be switched simultaneously from a single control point. The unit weighs 11.11 pounds and measures 16.2 inches in length, 9.45 inches in width, and 8.95 inches in height.

This contactor is used in commercial, institutional, and light industrial facilities where energy codes or occupancy requirements call for centralized lighting control. Typical applications include office buildings, warehouses, schools, and retail spaces. The 6-pole design allows a single device to switch up to six separate circuit conductors, reducing panel space and simplifying wiring compared to multiple individual contactors.

Key Features

• 30-amp continuous current rating suitable for high-load lighting branch circuits
• 6-pole configuration switches up to six circuit conductors simultaneously
• 120-volt coil voltage compatible with standard control wiring in North American panels
• Electrically held operation maintains contact position as long as control voltage is present
• Compact enclosure at 16.2 x 9.45 x 8.95 inches for installation in standard lighting control cabinets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lighting contactor for commercial electrically held lighting control applications requiring a 30-amp, 6-pole, 120-volt coil configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize the panel and verify absence of voltage on all conductors before handling or wiring the contactor. Verify that the control circuit voltage matches the 120-volt coil rating before applying power. Secure the unit properly within the enclosure and confirm all load and control terminations are tight before restoring power.