Resideo dpl3060c5009 Definite Purpose Contactor 3 Pole

Product Description

The RESIDEO dpl3060c5009 is a 3-pole definite purpose contactor designed for use in HVAC and refrigeration systems requiring reliable load switching. Operating on a coil voltage of 208 to 240 volts AC, this unit is built for definite purpose applications where consistent electrical performance is critical. It is compliant with A2L refrigerants, making it suitable for modern systems that use mildly flammable low-GWP refrigerants now common in new residential and light commercial equipment. This contactor is manufactured in the United States and carries UL Recognized Component status under File No. E220475 and E59779.

This contactor is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC installations, including air conditioning condensing units and refrigeration equipment that operate on 208 to 240 volt single-phase or three-phase circuits. Its 3-pole configuration handles three switched legs simultaneously, a requirement in many commercial and multi-phase load applications. It is a direct replacement for the DP3060C5009 and fits installations where the DPL30 series is specified. HVAC technicians installing or servicing systems using A2L refrigerants such as R-454B or R-32 will find this contactor meets current compliance requirements for those system types.

Key Features

• 3-pole configuration for multi-leg load switching in HVAC and refrigeration circuits
• Coil voltage rated at 208 to 240 volts AC for broad system compatibility
• A2L refrigerant compliant, suitable for next-generation low-GWP systems
• UL Recognized Component under File No. E220475 and E59779, Guide No. LZGH2 and LZGH8
• Manufactured in the United States
• Direct replacement for DP3060C5009

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement for the DP3060C5009. Part of the DPL30 series of definite purpose contactors for HVAC and refrigeration applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified electrician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before removing or installing the contactor. Verify coil voltage matches the control circuit voltage before energizing. Follow all applicable NEC requirements for wiring and overcurrent protection in the control and load circuits.