2P 40A 240V

Replaced my old one, and seems to be working great. It is what it says it is. Highly recommend having a certified HVAC tech install this for you... but if you install it yourself its not too hard, just make sure you disconnect the power first! If you are a "DIYer" then this would be a easy swap , and not too bad to wire. Just make sure you take a photo of your old one.

This product is very good; I use it for my business. Its quality is excellent, the price is affordable, and it's very easy to install. Its durability is also good.

This fixed my Goodman split AC system. My house is nice and cool again. A plastic bit had broken off the last contactor and my system shut down. The capacitor was fine and although I replaced the fuses, it wasn't necessary. The contactor was the issue. The replacement was not easy but it works. YouTube videos helped.

Our goodman compressor stopped working, I know nothing about HVACs but I asked AI and it gave me a step by step rundown, it pointed out the contactor had burned out, I called around and HVAC guys were quoting me $500 to fix it and told me I’d have to wait at least 3 days, in a heatwave!! Found this on Amazon and got it next day for $12!! The installation was INSANELY EASY! I know nothing about hvacs or electrical but there are a million tutorials online for this. I noticed this contactor is very good quality compared to the one the hvac guy initially installed, the bolts are super smooth. One additional thing you will probably also additionally need is spade connectors as this is built to connect to those vs just the copper wire. So glad I found this and was able to get this next day, I got my HVAC up and running asap. Don’t get scammed, buy this, watch a detailed tutorial and do this yourself!

One star removed for some poor reviews. Meanwhile this (std 40A model) was a drop-in replacement for a name-brand contactor that I paid $30 for barely a year ago at an HVAC store, and which failed. So far working perfectly. I like that it has spade lugs AND screws for all mains connections.

Had the contactor in my a/c go out on a Saturday evening. Was able to have this replacement delivered early afternoon on Sunday. This one item easily paid for my Amazon subscription in convenience and price.

Been working great for several months. I ordered another one for a spare as I have about 7 AC units to keep running.

So, I am not a certified AC repair technician, but over the years I have learned a few expensive AC repair things. If your AC stops making cold, there are basically two things that go wrong and I check first. Capacitor and contactor. In Texas the capacitors have a life span of 2-3 years, and the contactor is longer. I am learning and the last time I learned that a two-pole contactor can fail on one leg, and it appears to be working when it is not getting the full 240 volts to the unit. This is a solid replacement contactor. It matched all of the old contactor dimensions and capacities. For the price I suggest you keep one at the house as an emergency spare. This $11 investment would have saved me $448 the last time the AC tech was at my house. Basically, all you need is a screwdriver. Pull the AC unit electrical breaker so there is not any power, and I suggest that you loosen the old contactor and fit the new one in place before you remove any wires. That way you take a wire off the old contactor and put the wire on the new contactor without mixing up and wires to locations. As long as you respect the electricity this is an easy DIY project.