8502SHO2V06
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The **8502SHO2V06** is a specific model of a NEMA-rated magnetic contactor manufactured by **Schneider Electric (Square D)**. It is primarily used for switching electric power circuits, typically for motor control or lighting loads.
Below is a breakdown of its electronic and electromechanical specifications.
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### 1. General Specifications
The model number follows the Square D nomenclature, where each character defines a specific attribute.
| Attribute | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Product Type** | Type S Magnetic Contactor |
| **NEMA Size** | Size 0 |
| **Continuous Ampere Rating** | 18 Amperes |
| **Number of Poles** | 3-Pole (3P) |
| **Enclosure Type** | Open (No external box/housing) |
| **Control Circuit** | Separate Control Circuit |
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### 2. The Coil (The "V06" Suffix)
The suffix **V06** is the most critical electronic detail as it specifies the operating voltage of the electromagnetic coil inside the device.
* **Coil Voltage:** 440V AC @ 50Hz / 480V AC @ 60Hz.
* **Function:** When 480V is applied to the coil terminals (A1/A2), it creates a magnetic field that pulls the power contacts closed.
* **Power Consumption:** It has a specific "Inrush" (to close) and "Sealed" (to stay closed) VA rating to prevent overheating.
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### 3. Power Contacts & Ratings
The electronic capability of the main terminals is defined by the NEMA Size 0 standard.
* **Maximum Voltage:** 600V AC.
* **Horsepower (HP) Ratings:**
* 200/230V AC: 3 HP
* 460/575V AC: 5 HP
* **Phase:** Designed for 3-Phase systems but can be wired for 1-Phase.
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### 4. Component Breakdown
| Part | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Molded Coil** | Encapsulated to resist moisture and physical damage. |
| **Silver Cadmium Oxide Contacts** | High-conductivity tips designed to resist welding and arc erosion. |
| **Armature/Magnet** | The mechanical link that moves when the coil is energized. |
| **Terminals** | Screw-clamp type designed for copper wire (typically 14-10 AWG). |
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### 5. Wiring Logic
The **8502SHO2V06** is a "non-reversing" contactor. It does **not** include an integrated overload relay (that would be an 8536 series).
```text
[L1] [L2] [L3] <-- Line Input (480V)
| | |
[Contactor] <-- Coil energized by 480V (Terminals A & B)
| | |
[T1] [T2] [T3] <-- Load Output (Motor/Heater)
```
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What is the difference between the 8502 and 8536 series contactors?
- ⤷ Can the V06 coil be replaced with a 120V coil if needed?
- ⤷ Does this contactor support auxiliary contact blocks for status monitoring?