8903LXO1200V02 - Square D Lighting Contactor

8903LXO1200V02 - Square D Lighting Contactor

When you’re dealing with larger lighting systems, reliability and efficiency matter. The 8903LXO1200V02 mechanically held lighting contactor is designed to give you both without adding unnecessary complexity. This 12-pole contactor provides steady, centralized control for multiple lighting circuits, making it a practical fit for commercial and industrial setups. Because it’s mechanically held, it only draws power when switching on or off—helping cut down on energy use over time. It’s rated for 30A fluorescent and 20A tungsten loads, and with field-convertible contacts plus easily replaceable coils and contacts, it’s built to keep maintenance straightforward and downtime minimal.

Key Features and Benefits

• Mechanically Held Operation – Reduces continuous power draw by only using energy during switching
• 12 Poles / 12 Normally Open Contacts – Supports multi-circuit lighting control
• Dual Operating Coils (110/120 VAC) – Separate coils handle latching and unlatching functions
• Field-Convertible Contacts – Change from NO to NC as needed
• Load Capacity – Handles up to 30A fluorescent and 20A tungsten lighting loads
• Maintainable Design – Coils and contacts can be replaced without replacing the entire unit
• Open-Style Configuration – Works with a range of enclosure options

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: 8903LXO1200V02
  
• Product Type: Mechanically Held Lighting Contactor
  
• Number of Poles: 12P (12 NO contacts)
  
• Current Rating: 30A (fluorescent), 20A (tungsten)
  
• Control Voltage: 110V AC (50 Hz) / 120V AC (60 Hz)
  
• Inrush Power: 180 VA (60 Hz), 150 VA (50 Hz), 25 VA holding
  
• Control Circuit: Separate control circuit
  
• Electrical Connections: Screw-clamp terminals
  
• Dimensions: 8.8 in (H) x 5.6 in (W) x 3.3 in (D)
  
• Enclosure Type: Open device (enclosure not included)
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed
• CSA Certified
• TAA Compliant
• Warranty: 18 months

Where It Works Best

• Commercial office buildings with centralized lighting
• Warehouses and distribution centers
• Parking garages and exterior lighting systems
• Schools and campus facilities
• Industrial environments with multiple lighting circuits
• Buildings using scheduled or automated lighting controls