Honeywell 2251 L8124L1011 "TRIPLE AQUA.RELAY 120V "TRIPLE AQUA.RELAY 120V

TRIPLE AQUASTAT RELAY W/3" INSUL. D

TRIPLE AQUASTAT RELAY W/3" INSUL. DUAL CONTACTS 120V 50/60HZ 42VA (QTY 1) FOR THERMOSTATIC HUMIDIFIER APPLICATIONS REQUIRING TWO SEPARATE HUMIDIFIER HEADS, EACH WITH ITS OWN ON / OFF SWITCH AND OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL. ASSY. DOES NOT INCLUDE WIRING. SEE 25-94330-001 AND 25-40416-002 FOR WIRING KITS.

The Honeywell "TRIPLE AQUA. RELAY 120-V W/3" INSUL" will perform the following functions: 1.) Interrupts power to the well pump when water is not flowing. 2.) Releases 120-volt power to the well pump when water is flowing through the tank inlet valve. 3.) Tests for voltage at the submersible well pump.

TRIPLE AQUA-STAT RELAY

The Honeywell HONEYWELL-L8124L1011 is a TRIPLE AQUA.RELAY 120V that has many of the same characteristics as the other two relays listed on this page. It is used in a wide variety of applications including (but not limited to): cabins, cellars, churches and schools. The HONEYWELL-L8124L1011 RELAY, 120 VAC PLAIN CAP will replace your old and broken M/A switch for a fraction of the price. This model is designed to replace the L8130DE10PL and Honeywell

Honeywell's Electronics Division has developed a unique product called the TRIPLE-AQUA.RELAY that is designed for seawater service. The relay is approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) to meet requirements for use in control, signal and power circuits that are subject to momentary water action. This UL approval applies only to the TRIPLE-AQUA.RELAY designated Model Number L8124L1011.

Relay type water control for uninterrupted automatic operation of pump, heater and valve in a single package. Unique high performance construction combines the best features of an electrical, electromechanical and pneumatic relay with feedback and plumb-line control to achieve the highest level of reliability available.

The Honeywell 2251L8124A1014 Relay is a Triple Contact, normally-off relay that is used in water systems. It provides protection against overcurrent and short circuits caused by the failure of magnetic contacts or control switches in a water or sewer system.