Hatco 02.01.028.00 Control Relay 10A 120V

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Specifications:

  • Relay, [ 1 Pole] [10 Amps] [120V ] [ 3/16" Male
  • Terminals] [ 6 ] [2-5/8"Ctr ] [Deltrol ]
  • Hatco Warmer Units Made After 11/86: Fdw, Fs, Fsd, Fsdt,
  • Fshc, Fst, Wfst.

Description

The Hatco 02.01.028.00 Control Relay 10A 120V is an electrical switch, that closes and opens circuits by electromagnetic action. It works by taking a control signal that causes an internal coil to be energized which in turn causes the relay contacts to be opened or closed to control the flow of current in equipment connected to it. This element is commonly installed in commercial kitchen appliances, and electrical control panels, where it is a major component in controlling power flow and control operations. It is 120-volt designed and can support a maximum of 10 amps, which makes it blend perfectly with any system that needs reliable control of electrical loads.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.3 lbs
  • Length: 3 in
  • Height: 1.5 in
  • Width: 1.5 in

Step1: Switch off main power and check supply is isolated using a multimeter.

Step2: Mount relay securely in the control panel ensuring proper alignment and ventilation.

Step3: Connect input and output terminals according to wiring diagram matching voltage ratings.

Step4: Tighten all connections and inspect for loose wires or exposed conductors.

Step5: Restore power and test relay operation monitor for overheating or abnormal switching.

  • What maintenance is required for the Hatco 02.01.028.00 Control Relay?

    Periodically inspect the relay for signs of heat discoloration or carbon buildup on the contact points. Ensure all electrical connections remain tight and free of corrosion to prevent arcing. Dust the surrounding housing to maintain proper airflow and prevent overheating during operation.

  • What are common issues with the Hatco 02.01.028.00 Control Relay?

    • Contact welding or sticking due to electrical surges.
    • Audible humming or buzzing from coil failure.
    • Intermittent power cycling caused by loose terminal connections.
    • Carbon fouling on internal contacts preventing circuit completion.

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