Fit for Albright SW200 Type Heavy Duty Contactor Solenoid 72V 400A
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Product Overview
This heavy duty contactor solenoid is engineered to handle direct current loads, particularly for motors used in large electric vehicles and industrial equipment. The Fit for Albright SW200 Type Heavy Duty Contactor Solenoid features double-breaking main contacts with silver alloy tips to ensure excellent conductivity and weld resistance. This solenoid provides a reliable solution for operators of industrial trucks and airport tractors requiring high-capacity electrical switching.
Key Features & Performance
- Silver alloy contact tips provide superior electrical conductivity and durability
- Double-breaking main contacts effectively rupture high currents to reduce arcing
- Magnetic blowouts are included as standard to quickly extinguish electrical arcs
- Robust design supports both interrupted and uninterrupted electrical loads
- Compact housing allows for efficient installation in tight engine compartments
Common Uses
- Main power switching for industrial electric forklifts and reach trucks
- Drive motor control for airport tractors and utility vehicles
- High-current battery disconnect for large-scale energy storage systems
- Heavy-duty winch and hydraulic pump motor applications
Technical Specifications
- Voltage: 72V DC
- Current Rating: 400A
- Contact Configuration: SPST Normally Open
- Terminal Type: M10 Stud
- Coil Power: 11-15W
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can this contactor be mounted in any orientation? A: It can be mounted horizontally or vertically, but when mounted vertically, the M10 contact studs should point upwards to ensure proper operation.
Q: What is the difference between interrupted and uninterrupted current ratings? A: Interrupted current refers to frequent switching under load, while uninterrupted current is for systems with infrequent switching that maintain lower contact resistance.
Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number. Verify fitment before purchase.