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Curtis/ Albright

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The SW60 Curtis Albright DC Contactor is a compact, miniature series single-pole contactor designed for DC loads between 80A and 100A, typically used in small electric vehicles like forklifts, pallet trucks, and winches. It serves as a bridge between lower-power 30A relays and larger 100A+ industrial contactors

4-pole DC contactors are electromagnetic switches designed to control up to four electrical circuits simultaneously, commonly used in industrial automation, renewable energy, and material handling. They are available with various contact configurations—such as 4 NO (Normally Open) or 2 NO + 2 NC (Normally Closed)—and can feature either AC or DC operating coils

Albright Curtis DC Contactors are heavy-duty electromagnetic switches designed for high-current direct current (DC) circuits, primarily used in battery-powered vehicles like forklifts, pallet trucks, and industrial equipment. Manufactured by Albright International and frequently distributed or co-branded by Curtis Instruments, these contactors manage power for traction motors, hydraulic pumps, and power steering systems. 

The DC66P Curtis Albright DC Contactor is a compact, monoblock reversing contactor designed specifically for motor-reversing applications in small electric vehicles, battery-powered winches, and vehicle-mounted cranes. It is rated for a continuous thermal current of 80 Amps and is sealed to IP66 or IP67 standards, making it highly resistant to moisture and dust. 

Industrial DC contactors are heavy-duty electromagnetic switches designed to control high-current DC loads in applications like motor control, renewable energy, and electric vehicle infrastructure. Leading manufacturers like Schneider Electric, ABB, and TE Connectivity offer models ranging from 40A to over 1000A, often featuring specialized arc quenching and silver alloy contacts to handle the intense arcing common in DC switching.

The SW180 Curtis Albright DC Contactor is a heavy-duty, single-pole single-throw (SPST) electromagnetic switch designed for high-current applications in electric vehicles, such as forklifts and airport tractors. It is rated for a continuous thermal current of 200 Amps and is used for switching resistive, capacitive, and inductive loads.