Henny Penny 30324 Contactor, 208/240V, 50/60Hz, 50A, 3 Pole

Henny Penny 30324 Contactor, 208/240V, 50/60Hz, 50A, 3-Pole

The Henny Penny 30324 Contactor is a genuine OEM electrical switching component engineered for reliability and durability in commercial kitchen environments. Designed to control high-current loads, this 3-pole contactor operates at 208/240 volts with 50/60 Hz frequency and a 50-amp capacity for seamless integration into compatible Henny Penny equipment.

Product Overview

This factory-tested contactor plays a critical role in power distribution and control within commercial cooking systems. Built to meet original manufacturer standards, the 30324 contactor ensures dependable switching of electrical loads while maintaining safety and equipment performance.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Manufactured to Henny Penny’s strict specifications for fit and performance.
• High-Current Capacity — Rated for up to 50 amps to handle heavy electrical loads.
• 3-Pole Design — Supports multi-phase switching for commercial applications.
• Operates at 208/240V — Compatible with common commercial voltage systems.
• 50/60Hz Frequency — Versatile use across standard electrical supplies.
• Durable Construction — Designed to withstand frequent switching cycles and high-temperature environments.

Why Choose Genuine Henny Penny Parts?

• Ensures full compatibility with your equipment model and electrical specifications.
• Maintains manufacturer safety and performance standards.
• Helps prevent premature failure and downtime caused by inferior parts.
• Supports sustained performance under heavy commercial use.

Applications

The 30324 contactor is used in a variety of Henny Penny commercial fryers, ovens, and cooking systems requiring reliable electrical switching and power distribution. Always verify compatibility with your specific model before purchasing.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Safety Tips

• Always disconnect power before installation or service.
• Match electrical ratings to equipment requirements before replacing the contactor.
• Avoid loose connections to prevent overheating.
• Inspect wiring and terminals during replacement.
• Use qualified service personnel for electrical work.