GE RR9 Low Volt Relay for Pilot Light Switches

General Electric's RR9 solenoid relay switch features an isolated pilot contact and is the recommended replacement part for older, discontinued GE pilot light relays. Featuring 5 six-inch low voltage leads, this mechanical latching relay uses momentary 24 volt switch pulses to open and close line voltage circuits.

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GE Relay for Pilot Light Switches

• 20 amp, 277 volt
• single pole single throw (SPST) maintained relay
• 1.375" W x 1.6875" D x 2.375" H
• five 6" wire leads - 2 yellow, 1 black, 1 red, 1 blue
• unique coil design resists burnout
• use with #14-10 AWG solid/stranded copper wire
• operates in any position
• replaces older GE RR4, RR6 and RR8 pilot light relays or Bryant relays for lighted switches - use a GE RR7 relay to replace GE RR2, RR3 or RR5
• UL listed, CSA certified
• American made by General Electric

Wiring Tip: If replacing an older relay, connect the old red wire to the new red wire, the old black wire to the new black wire, the old yellow wire to the new yellow wire and connect the old blue wire to BOTH the second new yellow wire and the new blue wire.

Detailed Rating Info: Each relay employs s split low-voltage (24V) coil to move the line voltage contact armature to the ON(OFF) latched position. Pilot contact is 1A, 24 VAC isolated. Operating voltage is 24-29 VAC (10%) half or full wave rectified or pure, 30- 38 VDC (10%) filtered. Resistive load is 30A 277 V.A.C. Lamp load - 20A tungsten filament 125 VAC, 20A ballast 277 VAC. Endurance is 50,000 cycles - full load; 100,000 cycles - no load. May be used to full-rated capacity for tungsten filament, ballast, or resistive loads. This Model RR-9 includes an auxiliary contact on the low voltage side for status indication.

I have a GE low voltage system in my home that was built in 1957. Some of the relays in the solenoid panel have gone bad so I need to replace them. Where can I find an original 1950's low voltage relay replacement?
Kyle Design is a current distributor and dealer of original GE brand low voltage products, such as momentary light switches, remote control relays, wall plate covers and mounting brackets. We regularly stock both of the GE manufactured solenoid relay models that are compatible with your low voltage lighting system. To replace a relay switch for your standard unlighted devices, you will most likely need the RR7 relay. For lighted devices with pilot lights, you would need an RR9 relay. If possible, we recommend looking at your current low voltage equipment for original manufacturer labels that show what relay models you have; this would help ensure that you are getting the correct replacement parts for your wiring system. The RR7 relay is considered the best replacement for original RR2, RR3 and RR5 GE relays while the the RR9 relay directly replaces discontinued RR4, RR6 and RR8 remote control relays.

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