

Spec Sheet Install Manual
The Dual Pole Pump Start Relay offers 110 or 220 voltage in one unit giving you flexibility for your pump installations. Rain Bird pump start relays work with the irrigation controller's start/stop command to facilitate the electrical path from the breaker box to the pump motor.
Rain Bird PSR110220 Dual Pole Pump Start Relays provide "pilot duty" operation for all types of electrically driven pump equipment with available 24 volt coil voltage.
The PSR110220 is not recommended for two-wire irrigation systems. Please use Universal PSR and PSRP models with ice cube relay for better performance.
- 40 AMP UL listed relay
- Quick connect terminals with wire nuts
- Grounding provision
- Compatible with 24 VAC timed lawn controllers
- Compatible with 110 or 220 VAC 3/4 hp thru 5 hp* single phase pumps
- Grey “baked-on” powder coating, for long life in difficult environments
- UL Listed components, and backed by a limited two-year warranty
- Housed in compact NEMA 3R weather tight enclosures
- NOTE: Not recommended for 2-wire systems
Additional features:
- Compatible with 110 or 220 VAC 3/4 hp thru 5 hp* single phase pumps
* National electrical code (nec) states all motors will be thermally protected from excessive "amperage draw." Most motors under 2 hp are supplied with thermal protection from the motor manufacturer. For motors over 2 hp, code-compliant Rain Bird PSRB pump protection is recommended.
NOTE: Circuit breakers are never classified as motor protection.
NOTE: Check with your local health department for regulations and requirements for backflow prevention.
Dimensions: 6” w x 6” h x 4” d
Electrical Specifications:
- Power Relay
- Electrical Rating: 120v – 24 FLA, 240v – 28 FLA
- Largest Motor: 120v – 2 hp, 240v – 5 hp
- Short Circuit Rating: 120v – 5kA, 240v – 5kA
- Control voltage required: 24v
- Hertz: Sixty (60)
- Inrush/run: 950mA/360mA
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