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Dayton Turn-Locking Photocell, SPST, 120-277V AC, 320 J Surge Protection - Turn-Locking Photocells
DaytonTurn-Locking Photocells

Dayton Turn-Locking Photocell, SPST, 120-277V AC, 320 J Surge Protection

Dayton Turn-Locking Photocells.

SKU 3G-OTH-129331

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Dayton
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Turn-Locking Photocell, SPST, 120-277V AC, 320 J Surge Protection
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Turn-Locking Photocells
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Product Description

Dayton Turn-Locking Photocells.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DAYTON photocontrol used for?

The DAYTON is a turn-locking photocell used for automatic dusk-to-dawn lighting control in industrial and commercial outdoor applications. It switches lighting loads on at darkness and off at daylight, commonly installed on area lights, parking lot fixtures, and building floodlights.

What are the specifications of the DAYTON photocontrol?

The DAYTON is a turn-locking photocell with SPST switching, rated for 120-277V AC and 320 J surge protection. It uses a twist-lock mounting base for easy installation. The manufacturer part number is , and it is designed for outdoor lighting control.

Where to buy the DAYTON photocontrol worldwide?

You can source the DAYTON photocontrol through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this turn-locking photocell.

How to install a turn-locking photocell like the DAYTON ?

To install a turn-locking photocell, first ensure power is off. Align the photocell's prongs with the receptacle slots, then twist clockwise until locked. For the DAYTON , verify voltage compatibility (120-277V AC) and that the load does not exceed the switch rating. Follow local electrical codes.

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3G Electric supplies Dayton turn-locking photocells. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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