Trane COM9380 1.5TON COMPRESSOR 208-230V 1ph

1.5TON COMPRESSOR 208-230V 1ph

The CT-R259-2 from Trane is a 120VAC, 3 pole 50 amp contactor

5 inches long by 1

The contactor is used in conjunction with the start relay to control an air conditioner or heat pump unit

This unit is designed for use with heavy duty motors, such as high torque and horsepower induction motors

It has three poles, 50 amps, and 120 volts

In addition, the device measures 2

This contactor is available in a dual voltage model that features a set point with either 115V or 230V connections

This is a 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor

The Trane CTR2592 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor is a contactor for use in replacement or retrofit applications

The operating temperature range is -20°F to +185°F

5 inches wide by 4

It’s used to control power to air-conditioning equipment and most other loads

The Trane CTR2592 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor is a compact and sturdy single-phase, three-pole, 120/208Y, single-voltage line contactor

The Trane CTR2592 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor is a contactor for use in replacement or retrofit applications

5 inches tall, and it has a screw terminal design that makes it exceptionally easy to install in your existing heating or cooling unit

The CTR2592 is a 3 pole, 50 amp non-fusible General Duty Contactor

Replace your existing Trane Contactor with a new Trane Contactor

This is a contactor for use with Trane/American Standard and other compatible heating and air conditioning equipment

This contactor features long life, minimal operating costs, and an easy-to-install design with simple wiring leads that plug into standard electrical connectors

The Trane CTR2592 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor is a replacement part that is designed to be compatible with Trane heat pumps

The assembly can be used in split system air conditioners, heat pumps and furnaces that require a contactor with three poles and 50 amps

This product is a 120v 3Pole 50Amp Contactor of Trane brand

It is designed with industrial applications in mind and has the power to switch the largest induction motors