Copeland 912-3050-00 Contactor

The Copeland 912-3050-00 Contactor is a professional-grade Definite Purpose Contactor designed for demanding HVAC compressor and industrial motor control applications. This 3-pole contactor features a 50A inductive rating and is engineered to handle high-current loads with a 65A resistive capacity. Specifically optimized for three-phase systems, it utilizes a 24V coil voltage to ensure seamless integration with standard low-voltage control circuits. Built with silver cadmium oxide contacts, this unit provides superior conductivity and resists pitting under heavy electrical arcs, ensuring reliable HVAC parts performance in high-cycle environments. Its robust construction includes a protective cover and lug terminals for secure, high-torque wiring. Whether you are performing a commercial AC unit repair or a refrigeration system maintenance task, this 50 amp contactor offers the technical precision and durability required for AC installation services and long-term equipment protection.

• High Amperage Capacity: Rated for 50A full-load and 65A resistive loads, making it ideal for large tonnage compressors and heavy-duty motors.
• 24V Control Logic: Standard 24-volt coil allows for direct compatibility with most commercial and residential HVAC control systems.
• Industrial Durability: Features silver cadmium oxide contacts to provide maximum life expectancy and consistent electrical switching.
• Secure Interfacing: Equipped with lug terminals to maintain strong physical and electrical connections in high-vibration environments.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for air conditioning, heating, refrigeration, and industrial automation power distribution.

Is the Copeland 912-3050-00 suitable for three-phase applications?
Yes, this is a 3-pole contactor specifically designed to break all three legs of a three-phase power supply, making it the standard for industrial motor and compressor control.

Can I use a 24V contactor to replace one with a higher coil voltage?
No, the coil voltage must match your system's control circuit (e.g., transformer output). This model requires exactly 24VAC to energize the coil.

What is the difference between inductive and resistive ratings on this part?
The 50A inductive rating applies to loads with high startup surge (like motors/compressors), while the 65A resistive rating applies to constant loads like electric heating elements.

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