Replacement Coils (1,000+ items) - Page 31
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Cutler-Hammer/Eaton Citation, Freedom Control Coil - Replaces 9-1891-3, Size 3 , 4 , 5
Zoro # G909940244
Mfr # CH05480
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Square D/Schneider Current Style Devices Control Coil - Replaces 31063-409-57, Size 2
Zoro # G009940199
Mfr # SD02480
Zoro # G015869231
Mfr # 3RT1975-5AM32
Zoro # G909940008
Mfr # WE02240
Zoro # G115868936
Mfr # 3RT1965-5AM32
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial relay magnet coil (Voltage: 220V AC / 240V AC, Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz)
Zoro # G923510003
Mfr # 9-1989-2
Usa Industrials
Aftermarket Cutler-Hammer/Eaton Citation, Freedom Control Coil - Replaces 9-1891-1, Size 3 , 4 , 5
Zoro # G909940237
Mfr # CH05120
Zoro # G823510059
Mfr # 55-150695G002
Siemens-Furnas Controls
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 480V AC
Zoro # G823509978
Mfr # 75D54822H
Zoro # G823510004
Mfr # 31071-400-62
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 220V AC / 240V AC
Zoro # G923509953
Mfr # 9-2183-2
Zoro # G723509931
Mfr # 9-2639-7
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 110V AC / 120V AC, Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz)
Zoro # G623510105
Mfr # 9-2183-1
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial solenoid/brake coil (Voltage: 220V AC / 240V AC
Zoro # G623510013
Mfr # 9-585-2
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 208V AC / 220V AC
Zoro # G623509987
Mfr # 9-1510-2
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 110V AC / 120V AC
Zoro # G723510166
Mfr # 9-1811-46
Zoro # G723510012
Mfr # 4323-S1-W35B
Telemecanique Sensors
Motor Control Replacement Coil, Industrial Magnetic Coil Voltage: 110V Ac / 120V
Zoro # G623510006
Mfr # G10DM126
Eaton Cutler-Hammer
Industrial contactor coil (Voltage: 440V AC / 480V AC
Zoro # G723510142
Mfr # 9-2183-17
About Replacement Coils
A “coil” is a coil of wire that serves as an inductor. When current flows through a wire, a small magnetic field occurs around it, so a coil of such wire with a current flowing through it creates a stronger magnetic field than a smaller length of wire. The coil temporarily stores energy in the form of a magnetic field. The job of an inductor is to resist sudden changes in the current that flows through it. The current cannot instantly change; it always lags by a certain amount of time. Coils are used in electric motors, generators, electromagnets, transformers, and more. Coils are often used to control contactor switches to serve as magnetic motor starters. Coils have a limited lifespan, so replacement coils are good to keep on hand.