ICP Contactor for RGS213HTCA0AAAA — 2-Pole 30A & 3-Pole 40A 24V Coil | Ships Today
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Overview
These are genuine OEM definite-purpose contactors for the RGS213HTCA0AAAA system: a 2-pole 30-amp contactor (ICP part number 1171554) and a 3-pole 40-amp contactor (part number 1172449), both with a 24-volt control coil. A contactor is the electrically operated switch that lets the low-voltage thermostat circuit energize the high-voltage compressor and condenser fan motor. When the 24V coil is energized on a call for cooling, the contactor pulls in and its silver-alloy contacts close to deliver line voltage to the load; when the call ends, the coil de-energizes and the spring-loaded armature drops out. Over time the contacts pit, burn, and weld from the inrush current of every start, and the coil can fail open. Typical failure signs include a system that won't start, a contactor that hums or buzzes, contacts welded closed so the compressor never shuts off, or visible arcing and burnt terminals. Replacing a worn contactor restores clean, reliable switching and protects the compressor from chatter damage.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Numbers | 1171554 (2P 30A), 1172449 (3P 40A) |
| Type | Definite-Purpose Contactor |
| Brand | ICP / Heil / Tempstar |
| Poles | 2-Pole & 3-Pole |
| Rating | 30A (2P) / 40A (3P) |
| Coil Voltage | 24V |
| Fit | OEM Direct Replacement |
Compatibility
Direct-fit OEM replacement for the ICP / Heil / Tempstar / Comfortmaker RGS213HTCA0AAAA and related models. Confirm whether your unit uses the 2-pole 30A or 3-pole 40A version and match the 24V coil before ordering.
Installation Guide
- Safety First — Disconnect power at the disconnect and breaker, then verify zero voltage with a multimeter.
- Access — Remove the service panel to expose the contactor.
- Document — Photograph every line, load, and coil wire before disconnecting.
- Remove — Transfer one wire at a time, or label all leads, then unscrew the old contactor from its bracket.
- Install — Mount the new contactor and reconnect each wire to the matching terminal per your photo.
- Test — Restore power and confirm the contactor pulls in on a cooling call and drops out when satisfied.
Signs You Need a Replacement
- Compressor or condenser fan won't start on a cooling call.
- Loud humming or buzzing from the contactor.
- Contacts welded closed so the system never cycles off.
- Pitted, burnt, or arcing contacts and discolored terminals.
Shipping & Returns
Ships same day before 3 PM CST. 30-day returns. Backed by the National HVAC Parts fitment guarantee.
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