When you're choosing between two used components in the relays contactors industrial switches space, you're often comparing different jobs rather than different versions of the same part. The USED AGASTAT INDUSTRIAL ELECTROPNEUMATIC TIME DELAY RELAY E7012PC002 is a timer; the AB 100-C09*10 Reversing motor starter Contactor 1.6/5A overload relay 120V Coil is a motor controller. One is priced well above the other, but the right choice depends on what your panel actually needs to do. This head-to-head helps you decide by matching each device to the right control job.
Quick verdict: Pick the AGASTAT E7012PC002 when your circuit needs a true time delay relay and you're comfortable with the higher price. Pick the AB 100-C09*10 when you need reversing motor control and want the lower-priced option.
| Product | Price | Price comparison | Condition | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USED AGASTAT INDUSTRIAL ELECTROPNEUMATIC TIME DELAY RELAY E7012PC002 | USD 226.00 | Used | Timed switching | |
| AB 100-C09*10 Reversing motor starter Contactor 1.6/5A overload relay 120V Coil | USD 74.99 | Used | Reversing motor starter with overload relay |
Where the AGASTAT wins: The E7012PC002 is the only device here built around a timing function. It combines electrical and pneumatic signals to create a delay, so it fits a control circuit that needs that specific behavior. If your panel relies on a timer rather than simple contactor switching, the AGASTAT is the component to spec. It is a timer, not a motor starter.
Where the AB wins: The AB 100-C09*10 is a reversing motor starter, meaning it is built for forward/reverse motor control. It includes an overload protection relay and a 120V coil in the same assembly, so it gives you a relatively complete reversing package at a price far below the AGASTAT. If your job is motor control, this is the one.
USED AGASTAT INDUSTRIAL ELECTROPNEUMATIC TIME DELAY RELAY E7012PC002
This used AGASTAT E7012PC002 is a dedicated industrial electropneumatic time delay relay. It is the more expensive option in this pair, so the purchase makes sense only when a timer is genuinely part of the circuit. It fits a panel that needs a delay function rather than ordinary contactor switching. The AGASTAT name and E7012PC002 part number identify a specific timer component for replacement work. The main limitation is specialization: this relay will not do reversing motor starting or overload protection. It is a timer, not a starter, so it must be matched to an application that actually needs timed switching.
AB 100-C09*10 Reversing motor starter Contactor 1.6/5A overload relay 120V Coil
This used Allen Bradley reversing motor starter combines a reversing contactor arrangement with a 1.6/5A overload relay and a 120V coil. It carries the lower price tag in this comparison and includes both the overload relay and a connector wire between contactors. The 100-C09D10 and 193-EA1EB identifiers point to a specific starter and overload relay combo. Select it when you need to reverse a motor and want overload protection in one assembly. The limitation is that this is not a timer; it cannot supply the timing function that the AGASTAT provides. For motor control, this is the more straightforward, lower-cost selection.
Final choice by use case:
- Choose the AGASTAT E7012PC002 when your application is a time delay relay and the panel relies on timing functions.
- Choose the AB 100-C09*10 when your application is a reversing motor starter with overload protection.
- If neither timing nor reversing is required, rethink the component; these two are specialized in different directions.
