PRICE
$474.13
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2500-009
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2500-009, Contactor 115 Vac 4-Pole Sd

Linear 2500-009 is an OEM replacement contactor from Linear (also sold under the OSCO, Nortek, and Linear PRO Access brand names). OEM 115 VAC coil 4-pole single-direction contactor for Linear gate operator motor control. Key attributes include 115 VAC coil voltage and 4-pole contact configuration. Compatible with the Linear slide gate operators and Linear swing gate operators families.

Key Features

  • 115 VAC coil voltage
  • 4-pole contact configuration
  • Single-direction (Sd) operation
  • OEM replacement for Linear motor control circuits
  • Drop-in replacement for Linear slide and swing gate operators

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear slide gate operators
  • Linear swing gate operators
  • OSCO gate operators
  • Nortek gate operator motor control circuits
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2500-009
Item TypeContactor
Voltage115 VAC coil
Contact Configuration4-pole single direction (Sd)
MountingPanel mount
Alternate Part Numbers2500009, 25000-09

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the coil voltage of the 2500-009 contactor?

A: The coil voltage is 115 VAC. Do not substitute the 24 VAC version (2500-008) as the coil voltages are not interchangeable.

Q: What is the difference between 2500-008 and 2500-009?

A: Both are 4-pole single-direction contactors. The only difference is the coil voltage: 2500-008 uses 24 VAC and 2500-009 uses 115 VAC. Always match the coil voltage to your control board output.

Q: What does Sd indicate on this part?

A: Sd stands for single direction, meaning the contactor energizes the motor for travel in one direction only.

Q: In which systems would the 115 VAC version be used instead of the 24 VAC version?

A: The 2500-009 is used in Linear gate operator systems where the control circuit operates at 115 VAC rather than the lower 24 VAC level.

Q: How do I determine whether my system needs the 24 VAC or 115 VAC contactor?

A: Check the coil voltage marking on the original contactor or refer to the wiring schematic in your gate operator manual to confirm whether 115 VAC or 24 VAC coil power is present.