CJX2-1210 AC Contactor, 3 Pole 25A 220VAC Coil, Normally Open
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CJX2-1210 AC Contactor (3-Pole, 25A, 220VAC Coil)
Key Features
- High-Capacity Switching: Rated for up to 25 Amps, making it ideal for managing the high-current startup loads of compressors and fan motors.
- 3-Pole Design: Features three sets of Normally Open (N.O.) power contacts to switch multiple phases or legs of power simultaneously.
- 220VAC Operating Coil: Designed to be triggered by standard 220V control signals commonly found in industrial and heavy-duty HVAC/R systems.
- Integrated Auxiliary Contact: Includes one built-in Normally Open (1NO) auxiliary contact for signaling, status feedback, or interlocking with other control circuits.
- DIN Rail & Screw Mount: Dual mounting options provide flexibility for installation in standard electrical control boxes or custom enclosures.
Technical Specifications
- Model: CJX2-1210
- Poles: 3-Pole + 1NO (Normally Open) Auxiliary
- Rated Current (AC-3): 12A (General) / 25A Max
- Coil Voltage: 220V AC, 50/60Hz
- Insulation Voltage (Ui): 660V
- Material: Flame-retardant outer shell with high-conductivity silver alloy contacts for long electrical life.
Compatibility & Applications
This contactor is a versatile replacement for motor control and heating systems across various brands. Common applications include:
- HVAC/R: Controlling outdoor condenser units, heat pump compressors, and large refrigeration evaporators.
- Industrial Motors: Starting and stopping 3-phase AC motors in conveyor systems, pumps, and fans.
- Lighting & Heating: Switching high-wattage resistance heaters or large commercial lighting arrays.
- Replacement: Fits many systems requiring LC1-D1210 or equivalent 220V 12A/25A contactors.
When to Replace
- Chattering or Humming: A loud buzzing noise indicates the internal solenoid coil is weak or the contacts are dirty and vibrating.
- Burnt Contacts: Visible blackening or pitting on the contact points, which can cause the motor to "single-phase" and burn out.
- Stuck in "On" or "Off": Contacts have welded shut due to an electrical surge, or the return spring has failed, preventing the circuit from opening.
- Burnt Coil Smell: An acrid odor or visible melting near the A1/A2 terminals indicates the electromagnetic coil has shorted out.
Installation Tips
- Safety First: Turn off all power to the equipment at the main breaker. Verify that no voltage is present with a multimeter before touching terminals.
- Terminal Labeling: Label your wires before disconnecting. L1, L2, L3 are for incoming power; T1, T2, T3 are for the load (motor); and A1, A2 are for the 220V control coil.
- Tight Connections: Ensure all screw terminals are tightened firmly. Loose connections create high resistance, which leads to heat and premature failure.
- Mounting: Use the DIN rail clip for a clean snap-fit or secure the unit to the backplate using the mounting holes to prevent vibration.
- Verification: After installation, ensure the manual override plunger moves freely and isn't obstructed by any stray wire strands.
Suggestions
Common Model Number Locations
Need help finding your model number? Select your appliance or lawn equipment below for location diagrams
- Above the refrigerant valves on the back of the air conditioner
- On the side of the unit near the run capacitor or electrical lines that go into your home
- On either side of the exterior
- On the back of the unit where the power cord is located
- In the cool air exhaust port
- To the left of the fan opening, on the weather barrier
- Below the control panel
- On either side of the exterior
- Behind the front grill on the frame
- On the door frame
- On the inside of the tub wall
- Behind the control panel
- On the door
- Inside the edge of the unit
- On the back exterior
- On the door
- On the side of hose storage
- Inside the edge of the unit
- On inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the exterior side of the unit
- Behind the control panel
- On the inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the exterior side of the unit
- At the top of the unit
- On the inside of the dryer door
- On the door frame
- Under the washer lid
- On either side of the exterior
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the door frame
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On interior wall
- On the control panel
- On side of door
- On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
- On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
- On the door frame
- On the rear panel
- On the exterior back of the unit
- Inside the top part of the vent duct (in down-draft models)
- Underneath a burner
- Underneath a knob
- Underneath the cooktop (lift-up style)
- Bottom of cooktop
- On an exterior wall
- On an inside wall
- On the door frame
- On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
- On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
- On the door frame
- On the rear panel
- Behind the control panel
- Under the front surface unit
- On the door frame
- Interior side panel
- On the exterior of the unit
- On the inside of the lower storage compartment wall
- On top the hood
- Behind the filter
- Under the hood
- On the inside of the door
- On the exterior back of the unit
- Inside on the rear wall
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On door jamb
- On rear of frame
- Behind front panel
- On ceiling of refrigerator
- On interior wall
- On the inside of the door
- Behind crisper drawer
- Behind kickplate
- On ceiling of refrigerator
- On interior wall
- On door frame
- Behind crisper drawer
- Behind kickplate
- On ceiling of freezer
- On interior wall
- On the inside of the door
- Behind kickplate
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the front exterior of the unit
- On the control panel
- Inside the lid
- Under the lid on the frame
- On the exterior of the unit
- At the top of the unit
- On the inside of the dryer door
- On the door frame
- Under the washer lid
- On either side of the exterior
- On the top center of heater
- On the exterior of the unit
- On the starter housing
- On the side of the housing, behind the top handle
- On the side of the motor housing
- Near the rear grip
- On the top or sides of the engine housing
- On the gas tank
- On the recoil housing
- On the handle bars
- On top of the engine cover
- Near discharge chute, often behind chute flaps
- On rear of the deck, behind the engine
- Dash panel
- Back of mower/rear bumper
- Underside of the seat
- Lower side of hood, near engine
- Frame (beneath the seat, footrest)
- Mower deck
- Underside of the seat
- Frame beneath or near the seat
- Back of mower/rear bumper
- Lower left side between gas tank and mower deck
- Under the foot plate
- On the rear of the blower
- Inside of vacuum canister
- Side of the motor housing
- On the rear base of the vacuum
- On the bottom of the belly of the vacuum
- On the frame near the engine
- On the side of the auger housing
- On the lower rear of the snow blower between wheels
- On the side of the motor housing
- On the shaft
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