Product Description
Benshaw RSC-85/4-6AC120 85 AMP 4 pole contactor with a 120 volt coil. This IEC contactor is rated for 30 H.P. @ 230 volt and 60 H.P. @ 460 volt 3 phase, comes with screw terminals, and can be mounted on standard 35MM Din Rail. The Benshaw RSC-85/4-6AC120 can be outfitted with additional top mounted auxiliary can be added for multiple signalling applications and is used as the bypass contactor for the RB2 and RB2 Benshaw soft starter chassis.
AMP Rating |
85 AMP AC-3 135 AMP AC-1 |
Coil voltage | 120v60Hz |
Horsepower |
60 H.P. @ 460 volt 30 H.P. @ 230 volt |
Number of Poles | 4 |
Benshaw RSC contactor highlights
Benshaw contactors are used for controlling single and three phase motors and for switching resistive or inductive loads up to 660 VAC. The RediStart™ contactor line is built and tested to world leading electrical and mechanical standards.
Key Advantages:
- World’s longest electrical and mechanical lifespan
- UL/CSA, IEC, NEMA, BS, EN, VDE ratings
- Direct mount thermal overload relays
- Full line of field installable, modularized accessories
- Device marking strip
- AC or DC coil options Standard features:
- Din rail mountable to 85 amps
- Full product family to 800 amps
- Direct mount overload relays
- Draw out cassette coils above 85 amps
- Integral coil surge suppression above 85 amps
- Low coil power consumption
- Phase barriers supplied standard
- Uni-directional mounting
- Extremely long lifespan
- Compact size
- Unit identification marker RSC-9~85
- Finger proof design
- DIN rail or screw mountable
- Top/side mount accessories
- Small physical size
- Dual auxiliary contacts above 22A
- Integral voltage barriers RSC-100~800
- Draw out cassette type coil
- Wide voltage range coils
- Integral coil surge suppression
- Dual auxiliary contacts
Only Benshaw has a two year guarantee. Every Benshaw Contactor is guaranteed for two full years. Other manufacturers limit their warranties to just one year. But at Benshaw, we believe that, because we build them better, we can guarantee them longer. We call that “the Benshaw Promise.”