Two relay options have landed in the same repair conversation, but they are not really the same kind of part. One is a bare industrial control relay PCB; the other is a complete electropneumatic time delay relay. When you are buying for relays contactors industrial switches, the first question is not brand or price. It is whether your repair is at board level or at the relay-unit level. That answer separates the lower-cost AMS 4419 Rev G from the higher-priced AGASTAT E7012PC002.
Quick verdict
If you need a complete relay unit and want a used AGASTAT part with a manufacturer part number, the E7012PC002 at $226 is the more complete pick. If you work at PC-board level and can accept a control relay PCB sold for parts or repair, the AMS 4419 Rev G at $79 is the lower-cost path-provided you understand the board has not been powered on or functionally tested.
At a glance
| Product | Price | Condition | What you are choosing |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMS 4419 Rev G Industrial Control Relay PCB CN8-A 82350 V1.06 | USD 79.00 | For parts or not working | A single control relay PCB for board-level repair |
| USED AGASTAT INDUSTRIAL ELECTROPNEUMATIC TIME DELAY RELAY E7012PC002 | USD 226.00 | Used | A complete industrial time delay relay unit |
Where each product wins
Where the AMS 4419 Rev G wins: Price is the clear advantage. The board gives you a low-cost way into a repair if you are set up for board-level work. The identifiers CN8-A 82350 V1.06 give you a specific part reference to match.
Where the AGASTAT E7012PC002 wins: Completeness. Instead of a bare PCB, you get a used electropneumatic time delay relay with the model number E7012PC002 and the AGASTAT name on it. If you need a relay unit rather than a repair project, this is the more complete starting point.
Product notes
AMS 4419 Rev G Industrial Control Relay PCB CN8-A 82350 V1.06

The AMS 4419 Rev G is a single industrial control relay PCB with CN8-A 82350 V1.06 markings. It is the lower-cost entry in this comparison, and that is its main reason to exist in a repair buy: you get the specific board for less than the complete relay. The trade-off is in the condition: For parts or not working. The board is sold AS-IS, and it has not been powered on or functionally tested, so there is no guarantee of functionality or compatibility. If you are doing board-level work and can verify the part against your assembly, the low entry cost is a real advantage. The limitation is that you are buying an untested, used PCB, and the part you receive may show minor signs of previous use.
USED AGASTAT INDUSTRIAL ELECTROPNEUMATIC TIME DELAY RELAY E7012PC002

The AGASTAT E7012PC002 is the higher-priced side of this match-up, and it earns that position by arriving as a complete used industrial electropneumatic time delay relay. You are not looking at a bare board; you are looking at a relay unit with a manufacturer part number, E7012PC002, and the AGASTAT name as a reference point. For someone replacing a relay in a relays contactors industrial switches setup, that completeness is the reason to choose it. The limitation is that you are paying a significant premium over the AMS board, and Used is still not New. The return option helps: returns are accepted within 30 days only if the relay comes back in the same condition it was shipped in.
Final choice by use case
- Go with the AMS 4419 Rev G if your repair is at PC-board level and you are willing to accept an untested, for-parts condition in exchange for the lower price.
- Go with the AGASTAT E7012PC002 if you need a complete electropneumatic time delay relay and you prefer a used unit that is not sold for parts. The higher price buys a more complete starting point for your industrial control fix.