Trane VAL9480 "1/2x5/8 R410A 6Ton TXV; 60""Cap"

"1/2x5/8 R410A 6Ton TXV; 60""Cap"

The SPDT is the most common of all switches and are used in applications where different types of equipment must be switched on and off separately

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This relay is UL listed and CSA certified; it conforms to UL standard 358 and CSA standards EN61131-2

This relay provides a switching function for AC, DC and dual voltage applications

208/240/277V DPDT SwitchingRly

The RLY1965 208/240/277V Switching Relay can be used in a variety of applications such as transfer of control between two or more circuits, protection of appliances, and motor starting

The SPDT switches one circuit ON while simultaneously switching another circuit OFF

This product is manufactured in United States

This product is a single pole, double throw (SPDT) switch

A control relay is a mechanical or electro-mechanical device used to control one or more electrical devices according to one or more input signals

This is a DPDT (Double Pole Dual Throw) Switching Relay

The RLY1965 is an SPST or SPDT Relay that includes an internal coil with built in resistor

The unit has an adequate electrical capacity to operate motors of rated current up to

5 ampere when used with the proper size wire, circuit breakers and fuses

This rheostat is designed for use on 208/240/277 volt circuits that require a load capacity up to 1 horsepower at 60 Hz

The relay has an operating voltage of 24V, a switching capacity of 15A, and a coil voltage of 24-277VAC

This unit may be used in conjunction with a hand switch for manual control of motor starting and stopping

The 208/240/277V DPDT SwitchingRly RLY1965 is a self-contained, manual reset, direct acting rheostat

This is the replacement part for your equipment

The RLY1965 208/240/277V Switching Relay is a switching device that provides the user the ability to control multiple devices or circuits with a single point

This 208/240/277V DPDT SwitchingRly RLY1965 features a single pole or double pole all points bore contact (SPDT) and either a normally open or normally closed contact

The devices are called "contacts" and they are basically switches controlled by electromagnets whose operation is logically determined by electronic circuitry