30A Electrodepot Contactor 3 Pole, 110/120V Coil, Motor Load 32A, Lighting 40A, 50A, 600V IEC DIN w 1NO and 1NC Aux Contact

This unit is very well made at an affordable price, working perfectly so far,met my purpose.

Great Product !!

an exact replacement for the much more costly Telemecanic or Schneider contactor at a fraction of the price. I can't vouch for the longevity of this product but it starts a 9hp 3 phase saw with ease.

Just installed so not enough time for performance review.Mounting could be better designed. I separated the base to allow easier mounting.I really liked the lugs which make for a nice clean simple connection.

Was used in the construction of a machine to sharpen stakes for construction and gardening uses. This machine was built for a sawmill in central Maine.

This is the relay that I used first for the water heater project - see my other reviews. I found it to be a little bit noisy while under heavy load (water heater runs about 18 amps per leg at full load), and it was hard to mount. I'm replacing it with a different relay (40amp instead) and I expect it to work out better. This will work out fine for some other project I'm sure.

I bought two of these for operating my milling machine and lathe's main power, however when testing them, before putting them in the electrical box, I couldn't figure out why there was a loud buzz/banging noise, with neither contactor actually staying closed (i.e. turned on).As it turns out (and there's a warning on the box that says something like this, but without explanation), the thing HAS to be installed so it's the correct orientation, i.e. horizontal, as it would be mounted in a panel.To me, thats pretty cheap, that tells me that the coil isn't strong enough to overcome gravity for a 3 pole contactor, which isn't good. I'd very seriously consider going elsewhwere. I did ultimately, and I don't regret it.

Isn’t much to say. Straightforward markings and instructions to know where the coil and load leads are.