Carrier P282-0323 Contactor
The Carrier P282-0323 is a robust 2-pole magnetic contactor engineered for reliable load switching in residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Designed to handle a 30 FLA (Full Load Amp) capacity and rated for 208/240V AC coils, this electrical component is a standard OEM replacement contactor for Carrier, Bryant, and Payne condensing units. Its double-pole configuration ensures complete circuit interruption, protecting sensitive compressors and fan motors from electrical arcing and premature failure. The silver-cadmium oxide contacts provide superior conductivity and resistance to welding, while the compact footprint ensures compatibility with original mounting holes in the control box. Whether you are addressing a compressor contactor failure or performing preventive maintenance, this unit delivers the high-cycle life required for demanding cooling applications. Ensure proper HVAC contactor wiring by verifying terminal torque and checking for secondary voltage stability to prevent coil burnout and chatter.
Key Benefits- OEM Compatibility: Precision-engineered for a seamless fit in Carrier, Bryant, and Payne equipment suites.
- High Load Rating: Rated for 30 Amps Inductive and 40 Amps Resistive to handle heavy startup currents.
- Durable Construction: Features silver-cadmium oxide contacts for increased longevity and reduced pitting.
- Standardized Housing: Universal mounting base facilitates quick installation in existing control panels.
- Efficient Coil Performance: Optimized 208/240V coil design minimizes power consumption and heat generation.
What are the symptoms of a failing 2-pole contactor?
Technicians typically look for pitted contacts, a burnt plastic smell, or a distinct "chattering" sound during call-for-cool. If the compressor hums but doesn't start, or if there is no continuity across the poles when the coil is energized, the contactor requires replacement.
Can I use a 2-pole contactor to replace a single-pole unit?
Yes, in most cases, switching to a 2-pole magnetic contactor is an upgrade as it breaks both sides of the line voltage, providing an extra layer of safety and isolation for the equipment's internal components.
Will this work with 120V control circuits?
No, the Carrier P282-0323 is specifically designed for 208/240V control circuits. Applying 120V to this coil will result in failure to pull in the contacts, while higher voltages will damage the coil windings.
Notes
Item is Non Cancelable / Non Returnable
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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$9.02Carrier P282-0323 Contactor
The Carrier P282-0323 is a robust 2-pole magnetic contactor engineered for reliable load switching in residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Designed to handle a 30 FLA (Full Load Amp) capacity and rated for 208/240V AC coils, this electrical component is a standard OEM replacement contactor for Carrier, Bryant, and Payne condensing units. Its double-pole configuration ensures complete circuit interruption, protecting sensitive compressors and fan motors from electrical arcing and premature failure. The silver-cadmium oxide contacts provide superior conductivity and resistance to welding, while the compact footprint ensures compatibility with original mounting holes in the control box. Whether you are addressing a compressor contactor failure or performing preventive maintenance, this unit delivers the high-cycle life required for demanding cooling applications. Ensure proper HVAC contactor wiring by verifying terminal torque and checking for secondary voltage stability to prevent coil burnout and chatter.
Key Benefits- OEM Compatibility: Precision-engineered for a seamless fit in Carrier, Bryant, and Payne equipment suites.
- High Load Rating: Rated for 30 Amps Inductive and 40 Amps Resistive to handle heavy startup currents.
- Durable Construction: Features silver-cadmium oxide contacts for increased longevity and reduced pitting.
- Standardized Housing: Universal mounting base facilitates quick installation in existing control panels.
- Efficient Coil Performance: Optimized 208/240V coil design minimizes power consumption and heat generation.
What are the symptoms of a failing 2-pole contactor?
Technicians typically look for pitted contacts, a burnt plastic smell, or a distinct "chattering" sound during call-for-cool. If the compressor hums but doesn't start, or if there is no continuity across the poles when the coil is energized, the contactor requires replacement.
Can I use a 2-pole contactor to replace a single-pole unit?
Yes, in most cases, switching to a 2-pole magnetic contactor is an upgrade as it breaks both sides of the line voltage, providing an extra layer of safety and isolation for the equipment's internal components.
Will this work with 120V control circuits?
No, the Carrier P282-0323 is specifically designed for 208/240V control circuits. Applying 120V to this coil will result in failure to pull in the contacts, while higher voltages will damage the coil windings.
Notes
Item is Non Cancelable / Non Returnable
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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The Carrier P282-0323 is a robust 2-pole magnetic contactor engineered for reliable load switching in residential and light commercial HVACR systems. Designed to handle a 30 FLA (Full Load Amp) capacity and rated for 208/240V AC coils, this electrical component is a standard OEM replacement contactor for Carrier, Bryant, and Payne condensing units. Its double-pole configuration ensures complete circuit interruption, protecting sensitive compressors and fan motors from electrical arcing and premature failure. The silver-cadmium oxide contacts provide superior conductivity and resistance to welding, while the compact footprint ensures compatibility with original mounting holes in the control box. Whether you are addressing a compressor contactor failure or performing preventive maintenance, this unit delivers the high-cycle life required for demanding cooling applications. Ensure proper HVAC contactor wiring by verifying terminal torque and checking for secondary voltage stability to prevent coil burnout and chatter.
Key Benefits- OEM Compatibility: Precision-engineered for a seamless fit in Carrier, Bryant, and Payne equipment suites.
- High Load Rating: Rated for 30 Amps Inductive and 40 Amps Resistive to handle heavy startup currents.
- Durable Construction: Features silver-cadmium oxide contacts for increased longevity and reduced pitting.
- Standardized Housing: Universal mounting base facilitates quick installation in existing control panels.
- Efficient Coil Performance: Optimized 208/240V coil design minimizes power consumption and heat generation.
What are the symptoms of a failing 2-pole contactor?
Technicians typically look for pitted contacts, a burnt plastic smell, or a distinct "chattering" sound during call-for-cool. If the compressor hums but doesn't start, or if there is no continuity across the poles when the coil is energized, the contactor requires replacement.
Can I use a 2-pole contactor to replace a single-pole unit?
Yes, in most cases, switching to a 2-pole magnetic contactor is an upgrade as it breaks both sides of the line voltage, providing an extra layer of safety and isolation for the equipment's internal components.
Will this work with 120V control circuits?
No, the Carrier P282-0323 is specifically designed for 208/240V control circuits. Applying 120V to this coil will result in failure to pull in the contacts, while higher voltages will damage the coil windings.
Notes
Item is Non Cancelable / Non Returnable
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.
