Southbend Range 9229-1 Time Delay Relay 120V 10A

Product Description

The SOUTHBEND RANGE 9229-1 is a time delay relay rated at 120 volts and 10 amps, designed for use in commercial cooking and foodservice equipment. A time delay relay controls the sequencing of electrical loads by introducing a timed pause between an input signal and an output switching action. This prevents simultaneous load starts, protects downstream components from inrush current, and allows controlled cycling of heating elements, blowers, or ignition circuits. It is installed and serviced by qualified commercial kitchen equipment technicians or electricians familiar with foodservice appliance controls.

This relay is suited for commercial range and oven applications where timed load sequencing is required. SOUTHBEND RANGE equipment is found in restaurants, institutional kitchens, and other high-volume foodservice operations. The 9229-1 fits into the control circuit of applicable SOUTHBEND RANGE units, ensuring proper startup and shutdown sequencing of connected electrical loads. Consult the equipment wiring diagram before installation to confirm circuit requirements.

Key Features

• 120-volt operating voltage suitable for standard commercial kitchen branch circuits
• 10-amp contact rating handles typical control-circuit and light-load switching demands
• Compact footprint at 2.0 x 2.0 x 1.3 inches for installation in tight control compartments
• Time delay function prevents simultaneous load energization and reduces component stress
• OEM part number 9229-1 ensures direct-fit replacement in applicable SOUTHBEND RANGE equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM replacement time delay relay for applicable SOUTHBEND RANGE commercial cooking equipment. Verify compatibility against the equipment model number and wiring schematic before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified commercial appliance technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the unit before accessing the control panel or removing the existing relay. Verify that the replacement relay matches the voltage and amperage requirements shown on the equipment wiring diagram. Follow applicable NEC requirements for commercial appliance wiring and control circuit replacement.