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Emerson Climate Technologies
A 120 VAC fan relay with a 2000 ohm coil, 25 mA nominal current, and SPNO contact configuration
This heavy-duty enclosed fan relay is built for HVAC technicians and facility managers who need reliable switching of single-phase fan motors in commercial and residential systems. It mounts directly in control panels and enclosures where a compact, durable relay is required. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible equipment.
The relay operates on a 120 VAC coil rated for 50/60 Hz with a single-pole normally-open contact configuration. Coil data shows 2000 Ohms DC resistance, 25 mA nominal current, 3 VA nominal power and 4 VA inrush. It handles standard fan loads within these electrical limits but is not suited for applications requiring multiple poles, different coil voltages or higher inrush capacities.
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Yes, the coil is rated for 120 VAC at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, drawing 25 mA nominal with 3 VA nominal and 4 VA inrush.
Measure the coil resistance with power off; it should read approximately 2000 ohms DC resistance.
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