York S1-024-18785-700 Control Relay

York S1-024-18785-700 Control Relay

  • $112.00


The York S1-024-18785-700 Control Relay is an OEM replacement part designed for precise electrical circuit management in commercial and residential HVAC systems. Functioning as a heavy-duty electromechanical switch, this 24V service relay is engineered to interface between low-voltage control circuits and high-voltage load components. This allows for the reliable activation of motors, compressors, and heating elements while isolating sensitive control boards from electrical noise and feedback. Specifically listed for York model B1SP090E02025B, this 024-18785-700 furnace relay ensures proper sequence of operation and system timing, preventing premature component wear and optimizing energy efficiency across the unit.

Key Benefits

  • OEM Compatibility: Guaranteed fit for York, Coleman, and Luxaire equipment, ensuring the coil wattage and contact ratings match factory specifications.
  • Enhanced System Protection: Acts as a critical buffer to prevent high-voltage spikes from damaging expensive furnace control boards.
  • Industrial-Grade Contacts: Built to handle the inductive loads and inrush currents common in HVAC blower motors and compressor starts.
  • Direct Replacement: Replaces legacy part numbers 024-18785-000 and 024-18785A000 without requiring specialized wiring modifications.

Common Questions

How do I diagnose a faulty York S1-024-18785-700?
Technicians should check for continuity across the coil (24VAC terminals) and verify that the contacts close physically and electrically when energized. Listen for a distinct "click"; silence or a buzzing sound often indicates a burnt-out coil or pitted contact surfaces.

Can this relay be used for universal 24V applications?
While it functions as a standard control relay, it is specifically optimized for York B1SP090E02025B units. Always verify the amperage rating of your load matches the contact capacity on the relay casing before installing in a non-specified model.

What causes this control relay to fail prematurely?
Common failure points include rapid cycling caused by a malfunctioning thermostat, loose low-voltage connections, or excessive heat within the electrical cabinet that degrades the internal electromagnet winding.

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Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.

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