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Value Brand 6AZU4 SPDT 24V Coil Relay
Enclosed SPDT relay with 24 V coil, 14 A at 120 V AC and 8 A at 240 V AC, rated for 50/60 Hz resistive loads and motors
- Handles resistive loads up to 14 A at 120 V AC
- Controls single-phase motors and solenoids with SPDT switching
- Operates on 24 V coil voltage for low-voltage control circuits
- Silver alloy contacts ensure reliable electrical connections via spade terminals
- Suitable for 50/60 Hz systems with 60 A locked rotor current
ZORO SELECT 6AZU4 Enclosed Fan Relay
This SPDT switching relay handles resistive loads, single-phase motors, solenoids and two-speed motors with a 24 V coil. Silver-alloy/copper spade terminals provide the electrical connections. The unit operates at 50/60 Hz and is rated for 14 A at 120 V AC and 8 A at 240 V AC with a 60 A locked-rotor current at 120 V AC.
Replaces open-frame or lower-rated relays
The enclosed housing and 14 A / 8 A ratings make it a direct upgrade when an existing relay cannot handle the full load current or locked-rotor surge of the connected motor or solenoid. The jump is worth it whenever the application demands the higher contact rating and the protection of an enclosed body.
Fits standard HVAC control panels
Square base and spade terminals allow quick installation in typical control enclosures without soldering. The 24 V coil draws power from common low-voltage control circuits, freeing the installer from running separate high-voltage coil wiring. No low-voltage relay is included, so the control circuit must supply the coil directly.
Highlights
- Handles resistive loads up to 14 A at 120 V AC
- Controls single-phase motors and solenoids with SPDT switching
- Operates on 24 V coil voltage for low-voltage control circuits
- Silver alloy contacts ensure reliable electrical connections via spade terminals
- Suitable for 50/60 Hz systems with 60 A locked rotor current
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting method does the square base of this relay use?
The relay has a square base shape designed for panel or chassis mounting with screws through the corner holes.
Which terminals on the SPDT relay connect to the 24 V coil versus the load circuit?
The coil terminals accept 24 V AC at 50/60 Hz while the three spade terminals carry the SPDT contact set for the load side.
How often should the silver-alloy contacts be inspected or replaced under normal resistive or motor loads?
Inspect the contacts annually; replace the relay if contact resistance rises or if pitting appears after repeated 14 A at 120 V or 8 A at 240 V switching cycles.
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