Lighting Control

Bulletin 502L Combination Lighting Contactors with Disconnect Switch combine switching and over-current protection in the same enclosure. These contactors consist of a Bulletin 500L 3-pole lighting contactor and a disconnect switch (fused or non-fused) mounted in a common enclosure.

Bulletin 503L Combination Lighting Contactors with Circuit Breaker consists of a Bulletin 500L lighting contactor and a thermal magnetic circuit breaker (inverse time) mounted in a common enclosure.

Bulletin 500FL Feed-through Wiring Electrically Held Lighting Contactors control large blocks of lights. Use these electrically held contactors to switch the current to incandescent filament, fluorescent, mercury arc lamps, capacitors, and other non-motor loads. Not suitable for use on sign flashers.

Bulletin 500L Lighting Contactors are electrically held contactors that switch the current to incandescent filament, fluorescent, mercury arc lamps, and capacitors. You can't use these contactors on sign flashers.

Our Bulletin 500LP Top Wiring Permanent Magnet Latching Lighting Contactors are used to switch the current to incandescent filament, fluorescent, mercury arc lamps, capacitors, and other non-motor and lighting loads. These contactors are offered with 110/120 VAC control voltage.

Bulletin 100L Lighting Contactors control a variety of lighting loads. Use them for all popular lighting loads and other non-motor applications including tungsten filament lighting loads, electric discharge (fluorescent) loads, electric furnaces, and electric water heaters. In addition, these contactors meet the requirements of both CSA and UL.

Bulletin 500LC NEMA AC Lighting Contactors offer multi-branch circuit control. You can use these lighting contactors with energy management systems, programmable controllers, communication systems, microprocessors, occupancy sensors, photoelectric cells, and timers.

Bulletin 500LG Electrically and Mechanically Held Multi-Pole Lighting Contactors feature a modular compact design and easy installation. The contacts switch ballast (fluorescent or HID), tungsten, and general use loads. These contactors have a standard base for all configurations, continuously rated interchangeable coils, and allow switching low level circuits to 12V, 5 mA.