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4P Contactor

Four-pole contactors for three-phase systems with neutral switching in control and distribution panels.

4P Contactor products

CJX2-9504 4P AC Contactor 95A

CJX2-9504 4P AC Contactor 95A

Rated current: AC Contactor 95A rated 95A at AC-3 380/400V, 49A at 660/690V. Pole configuration: 4P, in 4NO (CJX2-950404) or 2NO+2NC (CJX2-950408) contact forms. Motor rating: 45kW at 380/400V AC-3, 45kW at 660/690V AC-3. Coil options: 24V, 36V, 110V, 220V

CJX2-6504 4P AC Contactor 65A

CJX2-6504 4P AC Contactor 65A

Rated current: AC Contactor 65A rated 65A at AC-3 380/400V, 42A at 660/690V. Pole configuration: 4P, in 4NO (CJX2-650404) or 2NO+2NC (CJX2-650408) contact forms. Motor rating: 30kW at 380/400V AC-3, 37kW at 660/690V AC-3. Coil options: 24V, 36V, 110V, 220V

CJX2-2504 4P AC Contactor 25A

CJX2-2504 4P AC Contactor 25A

Rated current: AC Contactor 25A rated 25A at AC-3 380/400V, 18A at 660/690V. Pole configuration: 4P, in 4NO (CJX2-250404) or 2NO+2NC (CJX2-250408) contact forms. Motor rating: 11kW at 380/400V AC-3, 15kW at 660/690V AC-3. Coil options: 24V, 36V, 110V, 220V

CJX2-1204 4P AC Contactor 12A

CJX2-1204 4P AC Contactor 12A

Rated current: 4P AC Contactor rated 12A at AC-3 380/400V, 8.9A at 660/690V. Pole configuration: 4P, in 4NO (CJX2-12004) or 2NO+2NC (CJX2-12008) contact forms. Motor rating: 5.5kW at 380/400V AC-3, 7.5kW at 660/690V AC-3. Coil options: 24V, 36V, 110V, 220V

CJX2-9504 4P AC Contactor

CJX2-9504 4P AC Contactor

CJX2-9504 4P AC Contactor 95A. Silver alloy contacts, pure copper coil, 4-pole design.

Four Poles, One Quote

Send the load current, the coil voltage and the panel drawing. We reply within 24 hours with the frame, coil code and auxiliary contacts.

4-POLE CONTACTORS

4-Pole Contactors for Neutral Switching and Two-Circuit Control

A four-pole contactor has a fourth set of main contacts, rated for the same current as the other three. That fourth pole is what lets one device switch three phases plus neutral, or two separate single-phase circuits at once.
The CJX2 04 series covers 12, 25, 65 and 95 A with 690 V rated insulation, and the CJX2-F frames add 185, 225 and 400 A where the load is heavier. Coil options are AC 24, 36, 48, 110, 220 and 380 V.
The common mistake is using the fourth pole for a neutral that carries no current and assuming it is rated for the full load. It is rated, but it still has to be sized for whatever current actually flows through it. Units carry CE and CCC marking.
4-Pole Contactors for Neutral Switching and Two-Circuit Control

4-Pole Contactor Models

Four CJX2 04 frames cover 12 A to 95 A and three CJX2-F frames extend the range to 400 A. Confirm the coil voltage and the auxiliary contacts before ordering.
Model Current Coil options Typical use
CJX2-1204 12 A AC 24–380 V Two small single-phase circuits
CJX2-2504 25 A AC 24–380 V 3-phase plus neutral
CJX2-6504 65 A AC 24–380 V Distribution boards
CJX2-9504 95 A AC 24–380 V Larger feeders
CJX2-F185 4P 185 A AC coils High-current feeders
CJX2-F225 4P 225 A AC coils Main switching
CJX2-F400 4P 400 A AC coils Heavy duty switching

Wiring notes

  • On a three-phase motor the fourth pole is usually spare; leave it unconnected rather than using it as an earth, because the contactor is not an earthing device.
  • For two single-phase circuits, check that both poles in each pair carry the same current; the rating applies per pole, not per pair.
  • US and Canadian panels often ask for a 120 V coil; our closest standard coils are 110 V and 220 V, so confirm the control transformer before ordering.
Send the panel drawing and the coil voltage, and we will confirm the frame, the coil code and the auxiliary block.
NEUTRAL SWITCHING

Where the Fourth Pole Earns Its Cost

Neutral or Second Circuit

Decide which one before the frame is chosen; the wiring and the current per pole are different.

Per Pole, Not Per Pair

Each pole is rated individually. Both poles feeding one single-phase circuit must be able to carry that current.

Not an Earth

The fourth pole is a switching contact. The protective earth stays a separate, unswitched conductor.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

It switches three phases plus neutral, or two separate single-phase circuits, through one device. It is used where the neutral has to be isolated with the phases, and in panels that control two loads together.

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