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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pzzbya1a4v73tgh/AAAP4sxzCAY--y96tX4eW8tua?dl=0 I have a few controllers. All are dual purpose, meaning you can control the fridge for cooling and control a lamp or heat strip to warm if temp drops below desired set point. The one in the picture, is used for a RIMS...

I have roughly 40 contactors available. All Allen-Bradley. C23's (20Amp), C30's (30Amp), C43's (65 Amp), all 120v coils. I do have some C23's with 24v coils. All $20ea +shipping except C43's, they are $35.

I have one, with controller. I'll send you some pics this evening when I get home.

Still looking? I have enough spare parts to build you a 120v, 2 element controller. If you want to build it yourself, I could supply you with all the needed components, excluding the heating elements and probes. Just let me know.

I'm in.

C23's, C30's, C43's, all 120v coils. I do have some C23's with 24v coils. All $22ea +shipping except C43's, they are $35.

12 more available.

Sorry for the delay guys. I have 25 available.

I'm in! Thanks.

65A max. Yes you can control your whole panel. All orders will ship out Tuesday.

Correct. Picked up 6 more this morning.

Current ride is a 1978 Triumph 750, and 2 more Trumps in the works 68' and 72'.

Picked up 15 more. 8 available.

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My fault. You are correct, constant resistive load. It would be 12.8 ohm. I = V/R = 240/12.8 = 18.75a, 120/12.8 = 9.375a. Go 50a if it is not to late. I am soon, have the components to but haven't gotten around to it yet. It's just going to get harder with the nicer weather coming up.

Still not going to have enough juice if you are running this off the same circuit. 2000w @120v =16.66a. 4500w @240v=18.75a Total 35.41a. Even if you were to run the 4500w @120 it would still pull the same amperage. 2250w @120v=18.75. You could always run a dedicated 120v circuit to a separate...

I guess I don't understand why you would want to run 3 elements at multi-voltage(120/240). But it can be done, you could use 6 contactors, 2 for each element, 1 for 120v 1 for 240v and a 3 position switch. But you would need auxiliary contacts, or dual non-reversing contactors to prevent more...

You looking for just a bare-bones stand, or want one with the bells and whistles(pumps, burners, RIMS, etc.) Do you want it for propane or electric?

It came to roughly 20lbs. with shipping box. The enclosure by itself weighs a little over 18lbs.