low voltage lighting relay, 1970's

[esharped]

I think during the 70's.
G.E. had low voltage wall switches
that operated a low voltage relay/contactor.
It is small enough to fit in a 4" octagon.
There are many of them in my customers house.
One just burned out.
I can't find a replacement at G.E.com

1/3 hp 125 vac
15a 125vac 5a250vac
coil-24v 50cy.

has anyone had any experience
they could pass on.
thanks

 

[stickboy1375]

Never mind this, look at PDF below...

 

[stickboy1375]

http://www.dale-electric.com/pdf/page011.pdf


"Google" is your friend...

 

[iwire]

THE STANDARD RR SERIES RELAYS have been in use for over 40 years. They are known to practically every electrical contractor and available at electrical distributors across the country. Each of the GE automation options uses the RR7P or RR9P as the basic power switching device.

I can't find a replacement at G.E.com

The GE web site stinks as far as I am concerned.

Here is a GE page.

G.E. RR-7 Relays

coil-24v 50cy

Are you sure about the 50 cycles?

Anyway GE still sells them and still uses them in new lighting control systems.

 

[cpal]

all the one I've worked on have 1/2 wave diodes , if you used them without they would burn out.