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375-3024

Contactor (12 Volt)

Regular price $110.69
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Product Description

Contactor (12 volt)

Specifications

Product Overview
Part Number375-3024
Physical Specifications
Voltage Rating12 Volt DC
Coil DesignDesigned for 12 volt DC systems with specific coil impedance and contact ratings
Compatibility
Equipment TypeElectric Pallet Jacks, Walkie Stackers, Material Handling Equipment
ApplicationMotor Control, Lift Mechanism Control

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage rating does the 375-3024 contactor have?
A: The 375-3024 is a 12 volt DC contactor, different from the 24 volt models in this product line. Verify your equipment battery voltage before ordering. Installing a 12 volt contactor on a 24 volt system or vice versa will cause equipment failure.

Q: Which lift trucks use 12 volt contactors like the 375-3024?
A: Some older model electric pallet jacks, walkie stackers, and specialized material handling equipment operate on 12 volt systems. Check your equipment nameplate for voltage rating or consult your parts manual to confirm the 375-3024 is correct for your specific machine.

Q: Can I use a 12 volt contactor on a 24 volt system?
A: No. A 12 volt contactor will not function correctly on a 24 volt system and may be damaged immediately. Verify your equipment operates at 12 volts before ordering the 375-3024. Using the wrong voltage rating will cause equipment failure and potential safety hazards.

Q: How is the 375-3024 contactor different from 24 volt models?
A: The 12 volt contactor has different coil impedance and contact ratings designed for lower voltage systems. The mounting and terminal configuration may also differ. Do not interchange 12 volt and 24 volt contactors even if they appear similar physically.

Q: What troubleshooting steps apply to 12 volt contactor failure?
A: Confirm the battery is fully charged and in good condition. Test for 12 volt DC power at the contactor terminals when the control is engaged. If power is present but the contactor does not engage, replacement is needed. If power is absent, check the battery, wiring, and control circuits.