Danfoss 117U4061 "120v StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn" "120v StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn"

"120v StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn"

The Danfoss 117U4061 is used in an evaporative cooler, the "120v StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn" is ideal for a wide variety of wiring and electrical applications. This product stands at 3.89 inches and has been constructed out of metal. The product quantity is 1 and the other technical specifications can be seen below.

The Danfoss 117U4061 "120v StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn" has been designed to make the installation very easy, once you have located the circuit breaker panel and the correct positions for the Start Relay. The Start Relays must be installed in a totally separate isolator box which can be easily made by using one of our "Piggy-Back Style" boxes combined with an American style three position switch.

StartRelay 1/4""SpadeConn"

This 120v Start Relay with 1/4" spade terminals provides on-off control of a 120V AC load through the use of a 3.5A @277V relay.

The Danfoss 117U4061 120VAC Relay/Auto Shut-Off Valve 1/4" Spade Connector can switch up to 232VDC higher than rated voltage. The relay can be used with a 120VAC circuit and an external timing device. The high current input is designed for heavy loading, such as a low amp water pump. The relay component is connected in parallel to the load so that it will operate when the load is normally "ON" and also when it is "OFF".

The Danfoss 117U4061 is a 120VAC, 1/4" spade connector relay. This device allows for the easy and inexpensive addition of an AC start device to any system. It's also commonly used as a first barrier of defense against condenser freeze down by automatically turning on an AC compressor bypass switch if external temperature falls below 40degF.

Our line of Danfoss electric start relays brings together the power and reliability of Danfoss, along with convenient features like LEDs and spade terminals. For use on many engines that use a 12 volt starting system, this model is designed to activate the start relay. It's perfect for your application, whether it's in a recreational vehicle, boat, or bus.