Contact Kit for Electric Lift Truck - Fits Yale MPB040E, MPE060, MPE080
1299910-02
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Product Description
The 1299910-02 is a heavy-duty 100 amp contact kit designed for battery chargers used in electric lift trucks and pallet jacks. These contacts provide reliable electrical conductivity during charging cycles and are engineered to handle sustained high amperage loads without arcing or excessive resistance. Built with copper-alloy or silver-plated contacts, this direct replacement kit ensures safe, efficient power transfer to forklift battery systems. Essential for maintaining consistent charge rates and prolonging equipment lifespan.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Yale |
| Model | MPB040E, MPE060, MPE080, MPB045VG, MPW050E, MPW060E |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the 1299910-02 contact kit fit?
A: The 1299910-02 contact kit is designed for electric lift trucks and electric pallet jacks. It fits models including MPB040E, MPE060, MPE080, MPB045VG, MPW050E, and MPW060E from the Yale brand.
Q: What materials are used in the 1299910-02 contact kit?
A: The contacts are typically made from copper alloy or silver-plated copper to ensure reliable electrical conductivity and minimize resistance under high amperage load. The housing is designed to withstand repeated connection cycles and environmental exposure in warehouse conditions.
Q: What symptoms indicate the 1299910-02 contacts need replacement?
A: Signs of worn contacts include slow charging time, visible pitting or corrosion on contact surfaces, inconsistent electrical connection, or arcing during connection. If your charger shows reduced output despite battery condition being normal, contact wear is likely.
Q: How often does a 1299910-02 contact kit need replacement?
A: Contact kits typically last 2-4 years depending on charging frequency and connection quality. Worn or pitted contacts show reduced conductivity and require replacement to prevent slow charging, battery damage, or charger failure. Inspect contacts annually for erosion.
Q: What is the 100 amp rating and how does it relate to my equipment?
A: The 100 amp rating indicates the maximum electrical current the contacts can safely handle. This specification must match your battery charger or charging system requirements. Mismatched amperage can result in arcing, overheating, and equipment damage.
Q: Does the 1299910-02 contact kit cross-reference to other part numbers?
A: Yes. Cross-reference this kit with your original equipment documentation and parts catalog to confirm equivalency. Provide your charger model for exact verification.