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Product Description
The Hartland Controls 90370 is a single pole double throw (SPDT) relay designed for a variety of industrial applications. This relay operates at twenty-four volts and is built to withstand harsh conditions, making it ideal for demanding environments. It operates effectively in temperatures ranging from negative forty to eighty-five degrees Celsius.
- SPDT configuration for diverse applications
- High contact rating of 10A at 24V DC
- Multiple terminals for easy connections
Product Highlights
This relay offers a robust construction and reliable performance for industrial uses, ensuring seamless operation in limited spaces.
Product Information
Standard Information
- Brand: Hartland Controls
- MPN: 90370
Key Features:
- OEM Packard 2-pole definite purpose contactor
- 40 amp resistive load rating for typical HVAC condenser and heat pump applications
- 24 VAC coil for control by standard low voltage thermostat or control circuits
- Two poles of power switching for disconnecting both sides of the load when de-energized
- Compact open-frame design for installation in equipment control compartments
- Line, load, and coil terminals arranged for straightforward field wiring
Compatibility & Applications:
- Intended for use in air conditioners, heat pumps, and other HVAC equipment requiring a 2-pole, 40 amp, 24V coil contactor
- Suitable for residential and light commercial outdoor units, air handlers, and other equipment within the contactor's ratings
- Used as a replacement where equipment specifications call for a 2-pole contactor with similar electrical ratings and coil voltage
Installation & Operation Notes:
- Disconnect power at all sources and verify that all circuits are de-energized before starting work
- Mount the contactor securely in the control compartment or electrical panel as directed by the equipment manufacturer
- Move line, load, and control wires from the existing contactor to the new contactor, matching wiring diagrams and terminal markings
- After energizing the system, verify that the contactor pulls in and opens cleanly, with proper operation during system start and stop cycles
- Confirm that all terminations are tight and that wiring is supported to prevent strain at the terminals
Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
- Inspect the contactor during routine HVAC maintenance for pitted or burned contacts, coil discoloration, or mechanical binding
- Replace the contactor if the coil fails to energize, if the contacts do not close fully, or if there is evidence of overheating or excessive humming
- If repeated contactor issues occur, verify that load current and control voltage are within specification and that short cycling is not overstressing the contactor
Certifications & Compliance:
- Meets ARI 780/790 Standard
User Reviews & Q&A Summary:
- Common theme is "correct part" for the intended replacement, with users reporting it worked as expected after installation
- Review feedback frequently mentions straightforward installation for a direct replacement
- Value and fulfillment are recurring positives (good deal/price and fast shipping)
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Specs
| Type: | SPNO |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 24V |
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