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The 1 Pole 32 AMP Heavy Duty AC Contactor is a reliable and versatile solution for replacing virtually all residential 1 pole models rated at 30 amps or less. With a robust 32 FLA amp rating and a 24-volt coil, this UL listed contactor ensures safe and efficient operation for air conditioning and heating systems. Its heavy-duty construction and compatibility with major brands make it an essential component for any HVAC professional.
| Manufacturer | OneTrip Parts |
| Part Number | PT-C130A |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 3.5 x 2.72 x 2.4 inches |
| Item model number | LEPUSPTLSHI6110 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Plastic |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
A**Y
great ac compressor contactor
perfect fit and function, great to have as a spare during summer ... will buy again definitely
B**T
This worked, fixed my AC.
Fixed my Rheem Classic air conditioner unit.Make sure the numbers match for yours.XMCO 321 EBBD.Check VAC LRA and Res
I**.
Great replacement and a spare.
Hope someone finds this helpful... My contactor that went bad started burning out the fuse inside the furnace control board on a carrier unit. It took a bit of troubleshooting and some research, and 5 burned fuses later, I found that the contactor windings has low resistance enough to burn out the fuse. I had a spare to replace ASAP, and bought another one to have on hand.
P**R
Clean and Worked Right Out of the Box
Mine had signs of having been installed but it was clean with no visible signs of wear. Working so far. I'll come back in a while to report on how it performs over time.
J**D
Fixed my AC!
My Nest thermostat was saying there was a problem with the Y1 (ac) wire. AC wouldn’t turn on at all. After researching, this seemed like the cheapest option to start with and sure enough it’s what fixed my AC. Easy to install. Just make sure you take a picture of how the current one is wired or take one wire off at a time and connect it to the new one as you go. Turn off the breaker and pull out the breaker that’s outside by the AC. Also, make sure your two wires are in the “L” spots. Which for me made the text on the contactor upside down. I first installed it with the text upright like you think it would be which then made the wires screwed into the “T” slots. My AC turned on but the fan would not shut off after the AC was turned off at the thermostat. I flipped it upside down and screwed into the “L” slots and that made everything work as normal. Hope that helps!
N**N
Perfect fit for our outdoor AC unit
This item worked perfectly!
M**R
Worked great
Showed up 2 days earlier then expected and work great fit right on AC
A**H
I have a 15 yr old unit it’s never been so quiet
Literally saved me from a heat stroke.
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