Allpoints 29445 Overload Relay Powersoak Warewasher

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 29445 is a replacement overload relay designed for use in PowerSoak warewashing systems. An overload relay protects the motor circuit by tripping under excessive current draw, preventing burnout and downstream electrical damage. This component is a direct OEM-style replacement used by commercial kitchen equipment technicians and service professionals who maintain continuous-motion warewashers. It measures 4 inches in length, 4 inches in width, and 2 inches in height, with a compact black housing suited for tight equipment enclosures. Packaged as a single unit, it is intended for one-for-one replacement without modification.

This overload relay is applicable to PowerSoak continuous-motion sink systems found in commercial foodservice environments including restaurants, cafeterias, and institutional kitchens. These systems rely on a powered conveyor belt submerged in a wash tank, and motor protection components like this relay are critical to keeping the drive motor running within safe operating limits. Service technicians replacing a tripped or failed overload relay will find this part a direct fit for the motor control circuit in the applicable PowerSoak unit.

Key Features

• OEM-style replacement overload relay for PowerSoak warewashing equipment
• Compact form factor at 4 x 4 x 2 inches for installation in tight control enclosures
• Black housing for standard motor control panel identification
• Sold as a single unit for one-for-one field replacement
• Protects motor circuits against overcurrent and heat-related damage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement overload relay for PowerSoak continuous-motion warewashing systems. Verify the specific motor control circuit requirements of your unit before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician or licensed electrician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the warewasher before accessing the motor control panel or removing the existing relay. Confirm that the replacement relay matches the trip rating of the original component before energizing the system. Work should comply with applicable NEC requirements for commercial equipment servicing.