Five-Two-One Compressor Saver

Five Two One Compressor Saver Hard Start Kits
Five Two One® • Compressor Saver

Five Two One® Compressor Saver — Hard Start Kits & Protection

Add starting torque, reduce electrical stress, and help prevent hard-start issues—field-proven support for compressors under strain.

Improves starting torque
Helps compressors start under load.
Reduces strain
Less stress on motors and electrical.
Fewer hard-start calls
Great for older or tight systems.
Quick install
Contractor-friendly wiring and setup.

Why HVAC pros use Compressor Saver kits

When a compressor struggles to start, it can pull excessive amperage, trip breakers, and create repeat service calls. Five Two One® Compressor Saver hard start kits are designed to provide additional starting torque and support reliable starts— especially on systems with aging compressors, long line sets, low voltage events, or tough starting conditions.

These kits are commonly used to reduce hard-start symptoms and help extend compressor life by lowering stress during startup. For best results, always verify the root cause (capacitor health, contactor, voltage, refrigerant charge, and mechanical condition).

Need help choosing the correct kit size? Send the compressor details and system tonnage and we’ll help you match the right option.

Fast match checklist
Provide: system tonnage, voltage, compressor model (if available), and symptom (hard start / trips / slow start).

What you’ll find here

  • Compressor Saver hard start kits
  • Start assist solutions for HVAC systems
  • Replacement components (where applicable)
  • Pro guidance for correct selection
Hard start support
Helps compressors start more reliably.
Compressor protection
Reduce stress during startup events.
Service-ready installs
Designed for contractor workflows.

Related Categories

Capacitors
Run caps, start caps, and replacements.
Contactors & Relays
Switching components for reliable starts.
Compressors
OEM and replacement compressor solutions.

Five Two One Compressor Saver — FAQs

When should I add a hard start kit?

Hard start kits are commonly used when a compressor struggles to start, draws high amperage on startup, or trips breakers—especially on older systems.

Will it fix every hard-start issue?

A hard start kit can help, but you should also verify voltage, run capacitor health, contactor condition, and compressor mechanical issues.

What information do you need to pick the right kit?

Share system tonnage, voltage, compressor model if available, and the symptoms you’re seeing (slow start, trips, hard-start noise).