Couple questions

[gourdhedd]

Originally Posted by RobsPCing

Does it matter if its a 110 or 220 coil on it?

Yes, if it's a 220v coil, hook up as above except run the 2nd contact back to the other 110v line, not the neutral. The combination of the 2 110v lines produces 220v.

[RobsPCing]

Here is a link of a contactor im thinking about getting tomorrow. Tell me if you guys think this is the right one. Need to know ASAP.. Thanks, Rob. http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/productIndex.shtml

[RobsPCing]

For some reason that link is not working for me. If its for you too, please go to the www.grainger.com and look up grainger part # 5b129. Thanks alot, Rob.

[JTW37]

Your link ain't working. Try this link for a contactor
http://waterheater.stores.yahoo.net/c25bnf240aco.html

Some say they take some time to get it, but they are the cheapest around. $27.00.

[RobsPCing]

Mine is only 20. and i can get it tomorrow if its the right one.

[gourdhedd]

That Grainger unit is rated at 35 amps, resistive. That seems a little low, but I don't know how much current your oven will draw. You'll have to calculate the load for the elements and then size your contactor accordingly.