Contact Kit for Electric Lift Truck - Fits Barrett, Nissan
27406012
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Product Description
CONTACT KIT (100 AMP)
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Barrett, Nissan, Baker |
| Voltage Compatibility | Confirm with specific contactor or solenoid unit |
| Applications | Electric lift trucks, forklifts, pallet jacks, reach trucks, order pickers |
Electrical Specifications
| Amperage Rating | 100 Amps |
Additional Specifications
| Product Type | Electrical Contact Kit |
| Contact Material | Silver alloy or copper (verify with parent contactor model) |
| Terminal Configuration | Verify against parent contactor housing |
| Expected Service Life | 2-5 years depending on duty cycle and environmental conditions |
| Replacement Indicators | Intermittent control issues, slow response, charger circuit failures, contact oxidation or visible wear |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which electric lift truck models is the 27406012 compatible with?
A: The 27406012 is designed for use with electric lift trucks from Barrett, Nissan, and Baker. Ensure the contactor or solenoid model and voltage specification match before ordering.
Q: What materials are used in the 27406012 contact kit and how durable is it?
A: The 27406012 contact kit is constructed from durable materials suitable for industrial use. It is engineered to withstand regular wear and tear, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.
Q: When should I replace the 27406012 contact kit?
A: Replace the 27406012 contact kit when you notice signs of deterioration such as arcing, oxidation, or contamination. These issues can lead to electrical faults and affect the performance of your lift truck.
Q: Can the 27406012 be used as a direct replacement for other contactor or solenoid kits?
A: No, the 27406012 must be compatible with the specific contactor or solenoid housing, terminal configuration, and voltage rating. Always verify the parent contactor or solenoid model before installation.