York S1-024-24111-000 Relay

The York S1-024-24111-000 Relay is a specialized 24V DPST application-specific relay designed for reliable load switching in York, Coleman, and Luxaire HVAC systems. Featuring a double-pole single-throw (DPST) configuration, this relay is engineered to manage high-current inductive loads, ensuring precision control over blower motors and compressor circuits. Its 24V coil voltage is optimized for seamless integration with standard low-voltage control circuits, providing a robust interface between the thermostat and power components. Field technicians value this component for its consistent snap-action contacts, which minimize arcing and extend the service life of electrical connections. Whether performing a York HVAC furnace repair or upgrading older Johnson Controls components, this direct OEM replacement ensures proper electrical sequencing and system safety. Utilizing high-grade dielectric materials, it maintains structural integrity under the high-temperature conditions typical of residential and light commercial air handlers and heat pumps.

Key Benefits

• Direct OEM Compatibility: Engineered for precision fitment in York, Coleman, and Luxaire units, eliminating the need for wiring modifications.
• DPST Configuration: Provides high-reliability switching for two independent circuits simultaneously, improving system efficiency.
• Industrial-Grade Coil: The 24V coil is designed for high-cycle longevity in demanding residential HVAC environments.
• Compact Mounting: Standard footprint allows for rapid installation in existing control boards and electrical cabinets.

Common Questions

What is the primary function of the York S1-024-24111-000?
This relay acts as an electromagnetic switch, using a 24V signal to close two sets of contacts to power high-voltage components like blower motors or heating elements.

Can this relay replace a single-pole relay?
While a DPST can technically handle single-pole duties, it is best practice to use it as an exact York replacement part to maintain the original circuit design and safety specifications.

What are the signs of a failing 24V relay?
Technicians typically look for chattering contacts, burnt terminals, or a lack of continuity across the poles when the coil is energized by the control board.

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