Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P RELAY 120V/50HZ

E-P RELAY 120V/50HZ

This Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P RELAY 120V/50HZ is the ideal addition to any home or business. With its versatile design, you can choose to operate it with a wall switch, foot switch, or remotely through a Z-Wave gateway. It's perfect for added security of lighting fixtures, exhaust fans, attic fans and more!

The Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P RELAY 120V/50HZ is perfect whenever you need to unplug any unneeded power source. This relay lets you keep your furnace ready to run at all times, allowing your Heating and Air Conditioning system to stay on even when the temperatures drop below zero.

The Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P Relay 120V/50Hz is a 4pole, normally-open relay rated for 15A at 120V. It features a soft-seal contacts and back of plug termination.

This Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P Relay is an important part of your home's electrical system. It's designed for 120V AC and 50HZ connections. . The honeywell rp419a is used in air handling and ventilation systems, cooling applications, residential and commercial building controls and more.

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Use this powerful Honeywell RP419A1057 E-P Relay to stop, start or reverse automatic machinery or devices that require precise electrical control. The relay is suitable for heavier-duty use compared to that of solid state relays, and is stable with voltages up to 600 volts.

Never deal with downtime again. The Honeywell EP relay is built to last with sturdy construction and a reliable mechanism, reducing the

Did you know that the average home uses over 1,000 watts of power when the water heater, clothes dryer, range, and air conditioner are all on? This can cause an increase in monthly bills, prevent you from using less expensive off-peak power rates, and make your air conditioner systems deteriorate prematurely. The Residual-Current Device (RCD) is designed to protect you from dangerous shocks by shutting off power to your electrical devices if your wiring becomes faulty.