Salvajor 994108
OVERLOAD RELAY .4 AMPS (FOR 46
SKU: SAL994108
Condition: NEW
All restaurant equipment has protection from short circuits or power overloads that could damage the internal power supply or cause a fire. Fuses and circuit breakers are two commonly used mechanisms for overload protection. Overload protection can be automatically enabled in response to high pressure or high temperature situations. Circuit breakers may be manually activated to interrupt the flow of electricity for the purpose of planned equipment maintenance or serviceable repair.
Relays are electrical devices that are used to control circuits in restaurant equipment and other types of machinery. They work by using a small electrical current to control a larger current, allowing a low-power control circuit to switch a high-power circuit on or off.
In restaurant equipment, relays can be used to control a variety of functions, such as turning on and off motors, controlling heating elements, and activating alarms. For example, a relay might be used to turn on a refrigerator's compressor when the temperature inside the fridge reaches a certain level, or to turn off a stove's heating element when the temperature reaches a certain point. Relays are often used in restaurant equipment because they can handle large amounts of current and are able to switch circuits on and off quickly and reliably.
In 1944, the Salvajor Company introduced the first food waste scrapping system to the foodservice industry. It was quickly accepted and soon found its way into the nation’s leading restaurants and hotels; as well as hospitals, cafeterias, schools, factories, universities and correctional institutions. Today, Salvajor manufactures dish scrapping solutions for any size business, including: disposers and disposer controls; disposer based scrapping systems; and food waste Collector systems.
HTS Category Code: 8208.30.00
UNSPC Category Code: 48100000
NAICS Code: 333241
Manufacturer Code: SAL
Width: 0.45 in (1.14 cm)
Height: 0.35 in (0.89 cm)
Length: 0.6 in (1.52 cm)
Unit of Measure: Each (EA)