Product Description
The Anderson Power Products 6319G1 (SB50) gray connector is designed for electric lift truck and battery applications, supporting up to 50A at 600V DC. Compatible with 10-12 AWG cable, it features genderless hermaphrodite contacts, crimp termination, and a durable polycarbonate housing. Includes cross-references to EZ-GO 28030-G01 and 825341 for electric vehicle and industrial DC power interfacing.
Specifications
Electrical
| Maximum Voltage | 600V DC |
| Maximum Current Rating | 50A |
Material & Construction
| Insulation Material | Polycarbonate |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 6319G1 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | EZ-GO 28030-G01, EZGO 825341 |
| Manufacturer Series | SB50 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the AN 6319G1 and what does SB50 mean?
A: The AN 6319G1 is an Anderson Power Products SB50 connector rated at 50 amps and 600V DC. The SB50 designation identifies this as a compact Anderson connector designed for battery and electric lift truck applications.
Q: What wire gauges does the AN 6319G1 accept?
A: The AN 6319G1 is compatible with 10-12 AWG wire. This range covers most low-amperage DC power circuits in electric pallet jacks and battery charger systems. Do not attempt to force oversized or undersized cables into the contacts.
Q: What is the difference between the AN 6319G1 and other 50 amp connectors?
A: The AN 6319G1 features genderless hermaphrodite contacts, meaning either half can mate with any other. This eliminates the need for separate male and female connector styles, reducing inventory complexity for multi-unit fleets.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for the AN 6319G1?
A: The AN 6319G1 cross-references to EZ-GO 28030-G01 and EZGO 825341. These are equivalent connectors for EZ-GO electric lift trucks and golf carts. Confirm your equipment OEM before substituting parts.
Q: Is the AN 6319G1 suitable for wet or cold storage environments?
A: The polycarbonate housing on the AN 6319G1 resists moisture and cold temperatures, making it suitable for refrigerated warehouses and damp floor environments. However, regular inspection for corrosion on the contacts is recommended in harsh conditions.
Q: What does crimp termination mean for the AN 6319G1?
A: Crimp termination means the wire attaches to the contact via a mechanical compression fitting rather than solder. This method provides a strong, low-resistance connection suitable for high-current battery circuits.