Henny Penny 29509 Primary Contactor, 24V, 40A

Henny Penny 29509 Primary Contactor, 24V, 40A

The Henny Penny 29509 Primary Contactor is a genuine OEM electrical control component designed to switch and manage high-current circuits in commercial fryer systems and related foodservice equipment. Rated for 24 V coil voltage and 40 A capacity, this contactor delivers dependable performance to support heater elements and power circuits with precision and reliability.

Heavy-Duty Electrical Switching

Primary contactors are essential for safely controlling the flow of electrical power to heating elements and other high-load circuits in fryer equipment. The 29509 contactor is engineered to OEM standards, delivering rugged performance and consistent switching action even under frequent on/off cycling in busy kitchen environments.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Part — Designed to meet Henny Penny’s original specifications for quality and fit.
• 24V Coil Voltage — Low-voltage control for safe operation.
• 40 A Capacity — Designed to handle high-current circuits in fryer systems.
• Durable Construction — Built to withstand frequent switching and commercial use.
• Precise Switching Action — Ensures reliable control of heating and power circuits.
• Easy Replacement — Direct fit helps simplify service and maintenance.

Operational Benefits

• Improved Equipment Reliability — OEM quality helps reduce unexpected electrical failures.
• Reduced Downtime — Designed for long service life under frequent use.
• Safer Operation — Low-voltage coil minimizes risk in control circuits.
• Consistent Power Control — Accurate switching supports steady heat delivery.

Compatible Equipment

The Henny Penny 29509 primary contactor is designed for use in commercial fryer electrical control systems and other equipment that require a 24 V, 40 A switching component. Always verify your model’s electrical specifications before ordering to ensure proper fit and function.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Maintenance

• Turn off power at the breaker before servicing.
• Verify correct wiring according to manufacturer documentation.
• Ensure secure terminal connections and clean contacts.
• Test contactor switching after installation to confirm proper operation.
• Inspect periodically as part of routine electrical maintenance.