Product Description
SB175 forklift battery connector, orange keyed for 1/0 AWG cable, rated 175A at 600VDC, polycarbonate construction with silver-plated high-conductivity contacts, UL94 V-0 flammability, crimp termination, suitable for most electric lift truck and pallet jack DC power connections.
Specifications
Electrical
| Current Rating | Continuous duty at 175 Amps |
| Voltage Rating | 600 VDC maximum |
| Connector Type | SB175 genderless flat connector with crimp termination |
| Cable Size | 1/0 AWG |
| Contact Material | Silver-plated high-conductivity contacts |
| Keying | Orange keyed |
Material & Construction
| Housing Material | High-strength injection-molded polycarbonate |
| Flammability Rating | UL94 V-0 |
| Termination Type | Crimp termination |
Applications
| Suitable For | Electric pallet jacks, electric lift trucks, low-level order pickers, battery charger connections, DC power systems for material handling equipment |
Part Number
| Part Number | 800124888 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the electrical ratings of the SB175 battery connector?
A: The 800124888 is rated for 175 Amps continuous duty at 600 VDC maximum. This specification supports standard 36V, 48V, 80V, and similar DC battery systems commonly used in electric pallet jacks and material handling equipment.
Q: What cable size does the SB175 accept?
A: The SB175 is designed for 1/0 AWG cable. The orange keying provides mechanical alignment to prevent incorrect mating with incompatible connectors.
Q: What are the contact materials and housing composition?
A: The connector features silver-plated high-conductivity contacts to minimize electrical resistance and heat generation. The housing is high-strength injection-molded polycarbonate with UL94 V-0 flammability rating, ensuring flame resistance and fire safety.
Q: What equipment types use SB175 connectors?
A: SB175 connectors are standard on electric pallet jacks, electric lift trucks, low-level order pickers, and battery charger systems across most major manufacturers including Yale, Hyster, Crown, and Raymond equipment.
Q: What termination method does the SB175 use?
A: The connector uses crimp termination, where the cable is crimped directly to contact pins rather than soldered. Ensure proper crimping technique and keep contacts clean and dry, particularly in wet storage environments.