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Carrier® Vector® 1950 ST & MT Configuration and Compatibility Update

Overview

Carrier® Vector® 1950 ST and MT refrigeration units are transitioning from traditional magnetic contactors to new electronic contactors, designed to improve reliability and simplify system wiring.

The new electronic contactors reduce failure rates, remove the need for contactor relays and auxiliary wiring, and introduce polarity-sensitive wiring requirements.

Technicians servicing Vector® 1950 systems should be aware of these changes when diagnosing, installing or replacing contactors.

 

 

Key Enhancements

Key improvements introduced with the new electronic contactors include:

  • Electronic contactors replace traditional magnetic contactors

  • Improved reliability and reduced failure rates

  • Contactor relays are no longer required

  • Simplified system wiring

  • Auxiliary wires previously used on magnetic contactors are no longer needed

  • Polarity-sensitive wiring is required for correct installation

 

Units Affected by the New Contactors

The updated contactor design applies to Carrier® Vector® 1950 systems produced from the following serial numbers.

Vector® 1950 Model Serial Number From
Vector® 1950 RC743049
Vector® 1950 MT 2CP RC723002
Vector® 1950 MT 2CP City RC724157
Vector® 1950 MT 3CP RC742091
Vector® 1950 MT 3CP City RC737156

Important

Units produced before these serial numbers still use magnetic contactors and require contactor command relays for proper operation.

Wiring Guidelines for the New Electronic Contactors

The new electronic contactors used in Carrier® Vector® 1950 units require correct wiring polarity.

Unlike the previous magnetic contactors, these electronic contactors are polarity-sensitive and must be installed according to the marked positive and ground connections.

Incorrect polarity may prevent the system from operating correctly or lead to system failure.

Contactor Polarity Reference

Carrier Vector 1950 ST and MT_C30 Polarity Diagram

Polarity reference for the C30 electronic contactor and corresponding electrical diagram

 

Technicians should ensure that the contactor is wired according to the polarity markings shown on the contactor.

  • Positive (+12V) must be connected to the terminal marked +

  • Ground must be connected to the terminal marked

Incorrect polarity may prevent the contactor from operating correctly.

 

Replacement Parts – Electronic Contactors

Old Contactor Type Old P/N New Electronic Contactor P/N
Magnetic (No Auxiliary) N/A 10-00503-30
Magnetic (Auxiliary Right) 10-00433-00 10-00503-31
Magnetic (Auxiliary Left) 10-00433-06 10-00503-32

Caution

Older magnetic contactors 10-00433-00 and 10-00433-06 cannot be used in units produced after the serial number change.

Important Installation Note for Older Units

For pre-changeover units, if a new electronic contactor is installed, the following contactor command relays must not be removed, as they are required for correct system operation:

  • PSCONR

  • GENCONR

  • CCONR

  • HTCON1R

 

Updated Control Box and Electrical Diagram Part Numbers

Vector® 1950 Model New Control Box P/N New Electrical Diagram P/N
Vector® 1950 91-60372-10 62-61693-01
Vector® 1950 MT 2CP 91-60372-20 62-61686-02
Vector® 1950 MT 3CP 91-60372-30 62-61686-02
Vector® 1950 MT 2CP City 91-60372-21 62-61697-02
Vector® 1950 MT 3CP City 91-60372-31 62-61697-02

The introduction of electronic contactors required updates to both the control box assemblies and electrical diagrams used in these systems.

 

In addition to the Vector® 1950 update, similar electronic contactor changes are also being introduced for certain Carrier® Vector® 1350 units.

Additional Update for Vector® 1350 Units

The bulletin also confirms that the same electronic contactor technology is being introduced in Vector® 1350 systems.

This includes:

Vector® 1350 Model Serial Number From Model Year
Vector® 1350 AR3P AC84007 AC838029M
Vector® 1350 DPH To Be Advised To Be Advised

These contactors are also polarity-sensitive and must be wired correctly.

Vector® 1350 Contactor Polarity

Carrier Vector 1350 ST and MT_C30 Polarity DiagramPolarity reference for electronic contactors used in Carrier® Vector® 1350 units

Replacement Parts for Vector® 1350

Old Contactor P/N New Electronic Contactor P/N Application
10-00433-06 10-00503-32 Auxiliary on Left (PSCON1)
10-00433-00 10-00503-31 Auxiliary on Right (PSCON2 – AR3P Only)
10-00433-06 10-00503-30 No Auxiliary (SBMCON)
  • The PSCON2 contactor is only used on Vector® 1350 AR3P units.

  • It is not present on Vector® 1350 DPH units.

  • The SBMCON standby motor contactor no longer requires an auxiliary connection, as this function is now handled internally.

 

Download the Full Technical Bulletin

At the bottom of the article add the download link.

Download the full PDF Technical Bulletin

Carrier® Vector® 1950 ST & MT Electronic Contactor Update

 

Need Assistance?

If you require assistance identifying compatible electronic components or configuration settings for Carrier® Vector® refrigeration systems, the Myriad team can help.

Visit www.myriadparts.com or contact our technical team for support.