I couldn't seem to locate it by the number printed on it but by Googling 40A 14VDC DC12V I found one that seemed to match. It apparently can handle 20a 120v.
I would like to pose a question ( it may need to be posted in another catagory) concerning wiring motor run capacitors in parallel. I have 5 /50mfd non-polarized run capacitors in which I am wanting to be able to switch on/off ( 1 on 3 off, 2 on 2 off, etc) so as to increase/decrease amperage at output. I have a jumper connecting input to input, and from output to switch to output. Not really certain as to testing capacitor output but reading with multimeter, voltage and amperage remain the same at output whether 1 or all are switched on. From what I understand there are multiple ways to switch the output. Perhaps I don't have them configured correctly for what I want to achieve.
Also, the output of the capacitors goes to one input terminal of 2 / 25a full bridge rectifiers which I have configured in parallel. These I have made switchable as well but having one or both on doesn't register differently with amperage reading with a multimeter. The remaining terminal of the rectifier has the other 120v lead.