1/3HP. 220V. 4-pin. REF. RELAY : AFTC-RY-009
- The image displays an PTC Starter Relay, a critical electrical component used to start the compressor in household refrigerators and freezers.
Technical Specifications…..
Model Number: AFTC-RY-009
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- Device Type: 1+3 HP Current Start Relay (Heavy Hammer / Coil Type)
- Color: Black
Technical Specifications- Power Rating: Designed for 1/3 HP (Horsepower) compressors.
- Voltage: 220V – 240V AC.
- Frequency: 50/60Hz.
- Terminal Configuration: 4-pin design (1+3 layout) for secure and flexible electrical connections.
- Material: Features high-quality copper coils for efficient electromagnetic startup performance.
Key Functions- Reliable Startup: Provides the necessary high-torque electrical boost to start a refrigerator compressor motor.
- Energy Efficiency: Enhances cooling efficiency and reduces energy consumption by properly managing the startup phase.
- Compressor Protection: Helps prevent damage to the compressor due to excessive current during the starting cycle.
Description
Description
- The image displays an Relay, a critical electrical component used to start the compressor in household refrigerators and freezers.
Technical Specifications…..
Model Number: AFTC-RY-009
-
- Device Type: 1+3 HP Current Start Relay (Heavy Hammer / Coil Type)
- Color: Black
Technical Specifications- Power Rating: Designed for 1/3 HP (Horsepower) compressors.
- Voltage: 220V – 240V AC.
- Frequency: 50/60Hz.
- Terminal Configuration: 4-pin design (1+3 layout) for secure and flexible electrical connections.
- Material: Features high-quality copper coils for efficient electromagnetic startup performance.
Key Functions- Reliable Startup: Provides the necessary high-torque electrical boost to start a refrigerator compressor motor.
- Energy Efficiency: Enhances cooling efficiency and reduces energy consumption by properly managing the startup phase.
- Compressor Protection: Helps prevent damage to the compressor due to excessive current during the starting cycle.
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