Trane CTR3030 Contactor
The Trane CTR3030 Contactor is an OEM electrical switching component designed for compatible Trane HVAC equipment requiring a 600V, 40-amp, 3-pole contactor. This heavy-duty HVAC contactor controls high-current loads such as compressors, condenser fan motors, blower motors, and other three-phase equipment circuits.
When replacing a Trane HVAC contactor, match more than the amperage rating. Verify the original contactor part number, number of poles, load voltage, coil/control voltage, terminal arrangement, mounting pattern, auxiliary contacts, and equipment model and serial number. A contactor with the same 40-amp rating may still be electrically or mechanically incompatible. Always confirm the complete Trane equipment application before installation.
Key Benefits
- Manufacturer: Trane
- Part Number: CTR3030
- Product Type: HVAC Contactor
- Maximum Voltage: 600V
- Current Rating: 40 Amps
- Poles: 3-Pole
- Designed for compatible Trane HVAC electrical control applications
- Suitable for switching high-current three-phase HVAC loads
- OEM-style replacement configuration
Common Questions
What is the Trane CTR3030?
The CTR3030 is a 600V, 40-amp, 3-pole HVAC contactor used in compatible Trane equipment.
What does 3-pole mean on the CTR3030?
A three-pole contactor switches three separate power conductors simultaneously, commonly required for three-phase HVAC motors and compressors.
Can I replace CTR3030 with any 40-amp contactor?
No. The replacement must also match the pole count, load voltage, coil voltage, terminal arrangement, mounting configuration, auxiliary contacts, and equipment application.
How do I confirm compatibility?
Verify the complete Trane equipment model and serial number along with the original contactor part number and electrical specifications before ordering.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
CTR3030 is the cross for CTR2845
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