HVACProSales provides comprehensive OEM contactor replacement solutions for HVAC professionals. Whether you need single pole or double pole contactors for condenser units, our cross-reference guide helps you source compatible parts for Carrier, Trane, Honeywell, Emerson, and more. Contact us with your model number, serial number, part number, or equipment label photo to ensure the right fit for your equipment. Product availability may vary by supplier, stock status, and manufacturer policy.
OEM contactors are engineered specifically for your HVAC equipment model, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance. Using the correct OEM part reduces the risk of electrical failures and extends equipment life.
Contactor coils and contacts in OEM parts meet manufacturer specifications for voltage, amperage, and durability. This ensures consistent switching, reduces downtime, and prevents premature wear or failure.
Using OEM contactors helps maintain equipment warranty compliance and meets industry safety standards. This protects your investment and supports regulatory inspections.
Use the table below to identify equivalent OEM contactor models across major HVAC brands. This guide covers common single pole and double pole contactors used in condenser units. Always verify compatibility with your equipment specifications.
| OEM Model | Carrier | Trane | Honeywell | Emerson | Type | Voltage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C25ACB330 | 06-025-330-01 | TRN-25-330 | HC25-330 | E25C330 | Single Pole | 24V |
| C40ACB440 | 06-040-440-02 | TRN-40-440 | HC40-440 | E40C440 | Double Pole | 24V |
| C50ACB550 | 06-050-550-01 | TRN-50-550 | HC50-550 | E50C550 | Double Pole | 24V |
| C60ACB660 | 06-060-660-03 | TRN-60-660 | HC60-660 | E60C660 | Single Pole | 24V |
Note: Always confirm voltage, coil rating, and terminal configuration before ordering. Product availability may vary by supplier, stock status, and manufacturer policy.
Single pole contactors switch one circuit and are typically used for lower power applications. Double pole contactors switch two circuits simultaneously and are common in condenser units requiring higher current capacity.
While universal contactors may fit physically, OEM contactors ensure exact electrical specifications and compatibility. Using OEM parts reduces risk of failure and helps maintain equipment warranty and performance.
The coil voltage is usually printed on the contactor label or coil itself. Common HVAC contactor coil voltages are 24V AC. If unsure, consult your equipment manual or contact HVACProSales with your model details.
Provide your equipment’s model number, serial number, part number, or a clear photo of the equipment label or contactor. This helps us accurately source the OEM replacement contactor you need.
Contact HVACProSales with your model number, serial number, part number, or equipment label photo. We help source the exact OEM contactor replacement to keep your HVAC systems running reliably.
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