The concise reversing contactor definition.
A reversing contactor simply reverses the polarity of the current by reversing the motor leads, causing the motor to run in the opposite direction. The type of current itself is not a factor, as both AC and DC contactors can be reversing contactors. They have two interlocked contacts and are designed to prevent the motor from running forwards and backwards simultaneously.
What type of reversing contactor is right for you?
Reversing motor contactors can be either IEC or NEMA rated for use across applications such as infrastructure, building and other industrial applications that requires the motor to run in reverse. Available in a number of current ratings from 6A to 65A, reversing contactors are available in 2 pole and multi-pole versions to meet any set of requirements. Not all reversing contactors are created equal so when you are choosing your reversing motor, it’s important to know your system requirements, voltage and current ratings as well as any building codes or standards.
A forward-thinking approach to reverse contactors.
At Bay Power, we believe that your reverse contactor purchase should be as simple as flipping a switch. That’s why we are committed to delivering top quality products backed up by exceptional customer service. Take advantage of our expansive selection of top of the line reversing contactors from industry-leading brands. The choice is yours. Choose from Allen Bradley reversing contactors, Telemecanique reversing contactors by Schneider, schneider Eaton reversing contactors, ABB reversing contactors and many more. For quick shipping and expert service, look no further than Bay Power.
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