The Linear 2500-2084-HALF is a Contactor manufactured by Linear (Nortek/Nice) for use in gate operator and access control systems. Half-size 4-pole 24VAC contactor for Linear gate operator motor control circuits. Key attributes include 24VAC coil voltage rated for gate operator control circuits and 4-pole normally-open (4NO) main contact configuration. This OEM replacement part is designed to meet original equipment specifications for Linear gate operator systems.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Linear 2500-2084-HALF |
| Item Type | Contactor |
| Voltage | 24VAC coil |
| Contact Configuration | 4-pole normally-open (4NO), AB mounting footprint, half-size configuration |
| Mounting | AB (Allen-Bradley compatible) footprint, panel or din-rail mount per operator chassis design |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 2500-2084-HALF, 25002084HALF |
A: The HALF designation indicates this is a half-size or partial-configuration variant of the standard 2500-2084 contactor. It uses the same AB (Allen-Bradley compatible) mounting footprint and 24VAC coil voltage but in a reduced physical or partial-pole configuration suitable for specific motor control applications in Linear gate operators.
A: This contactor is compatible with Linear SWG, GSLG-A, and HSLG series gate operators, as well as OSCO gate operators that use the same motor control circuit architecture. Always verify the specific model requirement before ordering.
A: The 2500-2084-HALF uses a 24VAC coil. Applying incorrect coil voltage can damage the contactor or prevent proper operation. Verify your gate operator control board output voltage before installation.
A: No. The HALF variant (2500-2084-HALF) and the standard variant (2500-2084) are not directly interchangeable. The HALF version is a specific reduced or partial configuration. Always use the exact part number specified in your gate operator service manual.
A: This contactor is used in the motor control circuit of heavy-duty Linear slide and swing gate operators. It switches motor power under command from the control board, providing reliable make/break contact for motor starting, stopping, and directional control depending on circuit design.