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Titus HVAC CBLR-042 2-Pole Contactor 24V Coil 40A

Special Price $241.16 Regular Price $267.69
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CBLR-042
The Titus HVAC CBLR-042 2-Pole Contactor is a solid switching part that is used to control power in HVAC systems. It is rated at 40 amp with a 24V coil and is perfect for light commercial units like air conditioners and heat pumps. It allows safe and efficient operation by managing the electrical circuit between the thermostat and the compressor. It has a small profile for ease of installation and maintenance. It increases equipment longevity by making the equipment perform consistently with frequent starts. It is energy efficient reduces downtime and is necessary for the smooth running of temperature regulation system.
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Specifications

  • Type: 2-Pole Contactor
  • Current: 40 Amp
  • Voltage: 24V
Manufacturer Name: Titus HVAC
Product Number: CBLR-042
OEM Part Number: CBLR-042
Product Description: 24V 40A 2Pole Contactor
Weight:0.5lbs/226.8g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for theTitus HVAC CBLR-042 Contactor?

Inspect the contactor regularly for burnt contacts, loose wiring, or signs of overheating around the terminals and coil connections. Keep the electrical enclosure clean and free from dust or moisture contamination. Periodically verify proper contact connection and disconnect power before servicing HVAC electrical components.

What are common issues with the Titus HVAC CBLR-042 Contactor?

  • Contact pitting or burning due to high load.
  • Coil failure causing no switching or humming.
  • Loose terminals leading to intermittent operation.
  • Overheating from poor ventilation or dust buildup.
  • Mechanical sticking of contacts affecting performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off main power and confirm no voltage using a tester for safety.

Step 2: Remove the existing contactor and note wiring positions carefully.

Step 3: Mount the new contactor firmly inside the control panel.

Step 4: Connect line, load, and coil terminals according to the wiring diagram.

Step 5: Tighten all terminals, restore power, and test switching operation.