Copeland 912-0001-41 Contact

Professional-grade Copeland 912-0001-41 auxiliary contact blocks are designed for heavy-duty integration with 90A contactors, providing reliable signal feedback and interlocking for commercial HVACR systems. This F1 auxiliary contact kit features a versatile 1 N/O (Normally Open) and 1 N/C (Normally Closed) configuration, allowing technicians to monitor contactor status or control secondary circuits like indicator lights and alarm systems. Rated for up to 600 VAC, this block ensures high-voltage compatibility and robust switching performance across diverse refrigeration applications. As the direct replacement for 912-0001-17, this unit offers a seamless mechanical fit and consistent electrical characteristics, eliminating the need for field modifications during service calls. Its compact side-mount design and quick-connect terminals facilitate efficient installation in high-density control panels. Built for the rigors of 50/60 Hz operations, this Copeland compressor part maintains system integrity by preventing simultaneous operation of conflicting loads through superior mechanical interlocking.

• Universal Compatibility: Serves as the direct OEM replacement for the discontinued 912-0001-17 model.
• Dual-Circuit Control: Features both 1 Normally Open and 1 Normally Closed contacts for simultaneous signaling and status monitoring.
• High Voltage Threshold: Engineered to handle up to 600 VAC, suitable for demanding industrial and commercial environments.
• Optimized for 90A Contactors: Specifically designed for Copeland F1 series 90A contactors to ensure precise mechanical actuation.
• Simplified Installation: Side-mount configuration with standardized terminal connections minimizes downtime during maintenance.

Is the 912-0001-41 compatible with my current 90A contactor?
Yes, this auxiliary block is designed to snap directly onto standard Copeland 90A contactors and is the verified successor to the older 912-0001-17 series.

Can I use this for both 50Hz and 60Hz systems?
This part is fully rated for both 50Hz and 60Hz cycles, making it a reliable choice for domestic and international HVACR equipment.

What is the primary function of the 1 N/O and 1 N/C contacts?
The Normally Open (NO) contact typically completes a circuit when the contactor is energized (e.g., to run a fan), while the Normally Closed (NC) contact breaks a circuit when energized (e.g., to shut off a heater or signal an status alarm).

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