Replacement Products for V100, V100D, V100DC, V200, & V200D

In commercial HVAC and building automation systems (BAS), component availability directly impacts project deadlines and job costs. When an installed component is backordered, discontinued, or delayed in shipping, contractors need dependable, drop-in replacement products that meet or exceed original performance standards. .

Navigating Veris Victory Series Replacements in Building Automation

The Veris Victory Series (V100, V100D, V100DC, V200, and V200D) consists of widely installed enclosed pilot relays. If you are asking what can I use instead of a V200 or searching for a direct V200 comparable product, Functional Devices, Inc. provides exact American-made matches across the entire Relay in a Box® (RIB®) product line. 

This guide outlines the cross references for a variety of Veris Victory models, breaking down side-by-side technical specs, field applications, and detailed product comparisons.

Veris to Functional Devices Cross-Reference Summary 

The table below outlines the direct drop-in replacement products from Functional Devices RIB® Series for the Veris Victory Series: 

Detailed Model Breakdown 

Veris V100 to Functional Devices RIBU1C 

Veris V100 Overview: A 10 Amp single-pole double-throw (SPDT) enclosed relay designed for low-voltage (10-30 VAC/VDC) or 120 VAC coil control. 

Functional Devices RIBU1C Equivalent: The industry benchmark for 120 VAC / 24 VAC switching. The RIBU1C matches the V100 in contact rating, physical form factor, and coil inputs, while adding a 16-inch lead length and comprehensive UL ratings.

Veris V100D to Functional Devices RIBU2C

Veris V100D Overview: A dual SPDT (2 Form C) relay featuring two independent 10 Amp relays, each with its own coil leads (10-30 VAC/VDC or 120 VAC), so the two relays can be controlled separately or tied to the same signal. 

Functional Devices RIBU2C Equivalent: The RIBU2C serves as the direct replacement product for V100D applications requiring two separately controllable circuits in one enclosure—for example, one relay switching a fan while the second provides a dry-contact status signal to a BAS controller. If simultaneous operation is desired, both coils can be wired to the same control signal.

Veris V100DC to Functional Devices RIBL1C-DC

Veris V100DC Overview: A dedicated DC-coil SPDT enclosed relay operating specifically on low-voltage DC signals (10-30 VDC). 

Functional Devices RIBL1C-DC Equivalent: Engineered specifically for DC control loops, the RIBL1C-DC provides low coil power draw and reliable switching for DC-only control systems, solar-powered equipment, or battery-backed control panels.

Veris V200 to Functional Devices RIBH1C

Veris V200 Overview: A 10 Amp SPDT enclosed relay designed for higher line voltages, accepting coil inputs of 10-30 VAC/VDC or 208-277 VAC. 

Functional Devices RIBH1C Equivalent: The primary replacement product for V200 queries. The RIBH1C matches the physical hub layout and contact power specs while delivering UL 916 energy management and UL 864 fire signaling certifications.

Veris V200D to Functional Devices RIBH2C

Veris V200D Overview: A dual SPDT (2 Form C) enclosed relay with high-voltage coils (10-30 VAC/VDC or 208-277 VAC) driving two separate 10 Amp sets of contacts. 

Functional Devices RIBH2C Equivalent: The dual-relay equivalent for 208-277 VAC applications. Its two independently-coiled relays allow control of two separate loads, or load-plus-status signaling, on higher-voltage circuits—wired to one shared signal or two separate signals as the sequence requires. .

Why Choose Functional Devices RIB® Relays? 

Choosing Functional Devices RIB® relays when replacing competitor components gives contractors, distributors, and facility engineers distinct operational advantages:

• Better Ideas, Faster Installs, Stronger Outcomes: Designed with the installer in mind, we deliver innovative, turnkey solutions in the form of building automation components that simplify processes and ensure seamless installation, saving time and effort for our customers.

• Shorter Lead Times & Faster Delivery: Made in the USA with Global Components, assembled, tested, and shipped directly from central Indiana, RIB® relays are widely stocked across electrical and HVAC distribution counters nationwide, ensuring immediate availability when you need to buy a replacement unit.

• Fewer than 1 in 16,000 Products Experience a Failure in the Field: We don’t batch test. Every product assembled in Indiana is individually tested to ensure maximum reliability and performance, and backed by our industry-leading 10-year warranty.
• Direct Access to Support: Customers can quickly and directly connect with our customer services and expert engineers for any order-related or product-related inquiries, ensuring precise and insightful support.

Common Applications for Enclosed Pilot Relays

Enclosed pilot relays serve as the primary interface between low-voltage control circuits and high-voltage motor or lighting loads in commercial buildings:

HVAC Fan and Pump Control

Building automation controllers send 24 VAC or VDC signals to the relay coil, which switches high-voltage power to supply fans, exhaust blowers, or circulation pumps.

Electrical Signal Isolation

Relays provide physical and electrical isolation between sensitive controller outputs and heavy industrial loads, protecting digital outputs from voltage spikes and noise. 

Lighting and Occupancy Control

Interface occupancy sensors, time clocks, or building management schedules with lighting contactors or branch lighting panels.

System Safety Interlocks

Wire relay coils in series with safety devices (such as freeze-stats, smoke detectors, or flow switches) to cut power to equipment automatically under fault conditions. 

Looking for an Even Broader Range of Product Matches?

For a more comprehensive guide of cross references, click here to download our dedicated resource for comparing products across our full line of Relay in a Box® (RIB®) offerings to the Veris product lineup. This free downloadable guide includes complete specification matrices, application wiring diagrams, and direct model lookups to ensure you always find the exact functional equivalent for your project needs..

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I use instead of a V200?

You can use the Functional Devices RIBH1C. It is a direct drop-in replacement product for V200 relays, matching its 10 Amp SPDT contact rating, 10-30 VAC/VDC or 208-277 VAC coil inputs, and 1/2-inch NPT nipple mount layout.

What is the direct replacement for a Veris V100?

The Functional Devices RIBU1C is the direct equivalent for the Veris V100. Both feature 10 Amp SPDT switching contacts and support 10-30 VAC/VDC or 120 VAC coil control inputs.

What is the replacement product for a Veris V100D dual relay?

The Functional Devices RIBU2C is the direct cross-reference for the Veris V100D. It provides two independent SPDT (2 Form C) relays, each with its own 10-30 VAC/VDC or 120 VAC coil.

What is the equivalent product for a Veris V200D dual relay?

The Functional Devices RIBH2C is the direct equivalent for the Veris V200D. It offers two independent SPDT (2 Form C) relays, each with its own high-voltage coil accepting 10-30 VAC/VDC or 208-277 VAC.

How do I replace a DC-only Veris V100DC relay?

Use the Functional Devices RIBL1C-DC. It is engineered specifically for 10-30 VDC coil applications, making it an exact cross-reference for the V100DC.

Are Functional Devices RIB® relays plenum rated?

Yes. Standard enclosed RIB® relays are UL listed and plenum rated for use in ceiling returns, air-handling spaces, and duct compartments without requiring secondary metal enclosures.

Do I need special mounting brackets to swap a Veris relay for a RIB® relay?

No. RIB® relays feature identical 1/2-inch NPT threaded hubs (and 3/4-inch hubs on dual models) that fit directly into standard electrical knockout holes.

Where can I buy a V200 comparable product like the RIBH1C?

Functional Devices RIB® relays are available through major HVAC controls distributors, electrical supply houses, and online commercial automation retailers nationwide for immediate pickup or direct delivery.

What is the advantage of choosing a RIB® relay over a Veris Victory relay?

Functional Devices RIB® relays offer an industry-leading 10-yearwarranty, 100% product testing before leaving the production floor, technical support based in Indiana, and local inventory availability from central Indiana manufacturing.

What is the contact rating difference between Veris Victory relays and RIB® equivalents?

There is no difference in contact rating. Both product lines feature 10 Amp resistive contact ratings at 277 VAC or 28 VDC, along with 1/3 HP motor ratings at 120-240 VAC.

Can I use a RIBH1C if my coil voltage is 24 VAC?

Yes. The RIBH1C coil is rated for multi-voltage inputs, accepting low-voltage signals (10-30 VAC/VDC) on its low-voltage coil leads, as well as high-voltage inputs (208-277 VAC).

Do dual relays like the RIBU2C and RIBH2C require separate coil signals?

Each of the two relays has its own coil, so they can be controlled independently. To operate both sets of contacts at once, wire both coils to the same control signal; to control two separate circuits, wire each coil individually. 

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