Albright offer more than 100 types of DC Contactors and Emergency Disconnect Switches with over 10,000 unique part numbers. To help you search for the correct contactor, over the years we have developed a part numbering system to uniquely identify our contactors based on technical specification.
Explanation of the Albright Contactor Part Number
Our contactors are divided into series based on thermal current specification. Each Albright series consists of a number of contactors, which are grouped into types: hence there can be more than one type of contactor within a series. Each type is comprised of contactors grouped according to their configuration, such as Single Pole, Single Throw, Normally Open.
The part number is completed by a unique identity number and the specification of the contactor indicated by a letter suffix. Detailed below are the options available and the associated suffix to the Albright part number:
Note:
- The ‘E’ contactor option of Economy Pricing is now obsolete for new applications, replaced by modern alternatives, please consult our Technical Department for further advice.
There is an exception to the Part Numbering above which is our latest product, the HV500 Type. This has its own unique part numbering system as detailed below:
