Zoro Select
Zoro Select 6AZU1 Magnetic Relay 208/240V Coil DPDT 12A 120V 6A 240V
A magnetic switching relay with a 208/240 V coil, DPDT contacts rated 12 A at 120 V and 6 A at 240 V, using silver-alloy spade terminals for resistive loads, solenoids and two-speed motors
- DPDT contact form switches two circuits simultaneously
- 208/240 V AC coil voltage fits common HVAC control panels
- 12 A resistive rating at 120 V AC handles motor loads
- 6 A resistive rating at 240 V AC supports higher-voltage equipment
- Silver-alloy contacts on spade terminals resist arcing and simplify wiring
HVAC Magnetic Relay for Resistive and Motor Loads
The Zoro Select 6AZU1 is a switching relay designed for resistive loads, single-phase motors, solenoids and two-speed motors. It operates with a 208/240 V AC coil at 50/60 Hz and uses silver-alloy/copper spade terminals for electrical connections. The square base suits standard HVAC control panels.
DPDT Contact Form with Dual-Voltage Current Ratings
The decisive specification is the DPDT contact form rated at 12 A full-load current at 120 V AC and 6 A at 240 V AC. This double-pole, double-throw arrangement switches two independent circuits simultaneously, so the installer must verify that both load circuits fall within these current limits at the respective supply voltage.
Handles 60 A Locked-Rotor Inrush at 120 V AC
The relay manages a locked-rotor current of 60 A at 120 V AC, providing headroom for motor-start surges. It is not rated for horsepower loads at either voltage, so applications requiring HP-rated contacts are not supported. Buyers needing higher continuous current or HP-rated switching must select a different relay.
Highlights
- DPDT contact form switches two circuits simultaneously
- 208/240 V AC coil voltage fits common HVAC control panels
- 12 A resistive rating at 120 V AC handles motor loads
- 6 A resistive rating at 240 V AC supports higher-voltage equipment
- Silver-alloy contacts on spade terminals resist arcing and simplify wiring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12 A rating at 120 V AC mean for my load?
It is the maximum continuous resistive or motor current the contacts can switch at 120 V AC without exceeding their thermal limit.
How does the 50/60 Hz coil rating affect installation?
The coil operates on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains, so it can be used in either frequency region without modification.
What mounting provision does the square base provide?
The square base is designed for panel or DIN-rail mounting using standard relay sockets or screws matched to the base footprint.
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