Product Description
CONNECTOR (SB50 #6 GRAY)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does SB50 #6 GRAY mean in connector specifications?
A: SB50 refers to a specific Anderson Power Connector size, #6 is the contact gauge (AWG), and GRAY indicates the color and material of the housing. This connector type handles 50-amp circuits. Always match the contact size, voltage rating, and housing color when ordering replacement connectors.
Q: What is the BA 993796 connector used for in electric lift trucks?
A: The SB50 connector is commonly used in high-power battery circuits and motor power feeds on electric pallet jacks and forklifts. It handles significant amperage for main power distribution. This specific gray connector is designed for secure mating and disconnection in material handling equipment.
Q: Which lift truck brands and models use the SB50 #6 gray connector?
A: The BA 993796 SB50 #6 connector is compatible with various electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other manufacturers. Verify your connector location, mating position, and voltage requirements match the SB50 #6 specification before ordering.
Q: What material is the BA 993796 connector housing made from?
A: The gray SB50 housing is typically injection-molded polycarbonate or nylon composite rated for outdoor and cold storage environments. The #6 contacts are copper-based for reliable conductivity. This material combination provides durability and corrosion resistance in material handling applications.
Q: What failure signs indicate the connector needs replacement?
A: Replace the connector if you observe arcing or burning at the connection point, intermittent power loss to the motor, corroded or pitted contacts, cracked housing, or resistance when mating and unmating connectors. A failing connector can cause complete loss of truck operation.