• 15A 240V Motor Control PC Board for Central Vacuums
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Trovac 15A 240V Motor Control Circuit Board

Trovac 15A 240V Motor Control Circuit Board

$64.99 USD
$64.99 USD
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Trovac 15A 240V Motor Contr...

$64.99

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A central vacuum power unit turns on and off through a low-voltage signal that runs out to the wall inlets and the hose handle switch, and this circuit board is what receives that signal and switches the 240V motor line accordingly. Part ELECIR03B is built to carry a 15A load at 240V.

When a unit refuses to start with the hose plugged in, keeps running after the hose is unplugged, or cycles on and off on its own, the control board is one of the first places a technician checks, since the motor and house wiring can both test fine while the switching logic on the board has failed.

  • Part: ELECIR03B
  • Rating: 15A, 240V
  • Function: low-voltage switching for the motor circuit

Confirm your existing board is rated for 240V and compare the connector layout before ordering, since 120V and 240V power units use different boards. This kind of work is best handled by someone comfortable opening a live power unit.