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Contactor for Electric Lift Truck - Fits Albright, Hyster

AL SW200B-24

24-Volt Electric Contactor for Lift Trucks

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Contactor

Compatibility

Make

Albright, Hyster, Yale

Model

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Product Description

Contactor, 24 Volt

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeAlbright, Hyster, Yale

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What lift truck models and brands is the AL SW200B-24 compatible with?
A: The AL SW200B-24 is compatible with electric lift trucks and pallet jacks from manufacturers including Albright, Hyster, and Yale. Verify fitment using your equipment's serial number and schematic.

Q: What does the B designation mean on the AL SW200B-24?
A: The B designation typically indicates a variant contactor with different contact specifications or amperage rating compared to the standard AL SW200 series. This affects which circuits and equipment models it controls.

Q: How do I know if the AL SW200B-24 contactor is failing?
A: Failure symptoms include no response when operating controls, intermittent operation, audible buzzing or chattering, or visible pitting and carbon buildup on the contacts. Use a multimeter to check for 24 volts at the coil terminals.

Q: Can I use a standard AL SW200-24 contactor instead of the AL SW200B-24?
A: No. The B variant has different electrical specifications and is designed for a specific truck model and circuit. Using a standard AL SW200-24 in place of the AL SW200B-24 will cause circuit incompatibility and equipment malfunction.

Q: What material is the AL SW200B-24 made from?
A: The AL SW200B-24 is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in electric lift truck and pallet jack control systems. It is built to withstand the demands of industrial environments.

Q: How do I replace the AL SW200B-24 contactor?
A: Replacement should be performed by a qualified technician or service provider. Ensure the equipment is powered off and follow proper safety procedures before removing or installing the contactor.