Meiko 9789017 Contactor 24V 4kw 22A 9A

Product Description

The MEIKO 9789017 is a DC-coil contactor rated for 24 volts DC operation at 4 kW, designed for use in commercial dishwasher and warewashing equipment. It carries a continuous current rating of 22 amps with an inrush rating of 9 amps and is engineered to handle the repetitive switching demands typical of commercial foodservice machinery. Measuring 3.4 inches long, 2.45 inches wide, and 1.95 inches tall, this compact contactor fits within the electrical compartments of MEIKO units where space is at a premium. Installation requires a licensed technician familiar with commercial appliance electrical systems.

This contactor is a genuine MEIKO spare part intended for use in commercial warewashing equipment. It is suited for applications where a 24-volt DC coil is required to switch motor or heating loads at the 4 kW level. Typical installation scenarios include replacement during a scheduled electrical service or troubleshooting of a faulty switching component in a commercial dishwasher electrical panel. Technicians servicing MEIKO equipment will find this part matches OEM specifications for direct drop-in replacement.

Key Features

• 24-volt DC coil for compatibility with low-voltage control circuits in commercial warewashing systems
• 4 kW power rating suitable for motor and load switching in commercial dishwasher applications
• 22-amp continuous current rating with 9-amp auxiliary rating
• Compact form factor at 3.4 x 2.45 x 1.95 inches for installation in tight enclosures
• Genuine MEIKO OEM spare part for direct replacement reliability

Compatibility

Designed as a genuine OEM spare part for MEIKO commercial warewashing equipment requiring a 24-volt DC contactor rated at 4 kW. Consult your equipment service manual to confirm fitment for your specific MEIKO model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial appliance technician or licensed electrician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before removing the existing contactor or touching any terminals. Verify the replacement contactor coil voltage and load ratings match the original before energizing the equipment. Follow all applicable local electrical codes and the equipment manufacturer service documentation during installation.