Forklift Battery Connector - SB175 Series
25122-13500-71
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Product Description
Forklift battery connector, OEM part 25122-13500-71, SB175 series, rated 175A at 600V, 1/0 AWG cable, gray polycarbonate housing, silver plated copper contacts, mechanical keying and stainless steel springs for heavy-duty electric lift truck applications.
Specifications
Electrical
| Rated Voltage | 600V |
| Rated Current | 175A |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 25122-13500-71 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TY25122-13500-71 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | TY25122-13500-71-APP, 25122-13500-71-APP |
| Equivalent Connector Series | SB175 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the rated current and voltage for SKU 25122-13500-71?
A: This SB175 connector is rated for 175 amperes continuous current at 600 volts maximum. The 1/0 AWG cable gauge accommodates standard industrial battery cables used on electric lift trucks and forklift systems.
Q: What is the difference between the gray housing material and other connector types?
A: The gray polycarbonate housing provides flame-retardant protection and durability in industrial battery environments. Polycarbonate resists impact, temperature extremes, and chemical exposure better than standard plastics. The housing color typically indicates connector type and amperage rating for quick field identification.
Q: Are the contacts silver-plated and why does this matter?
A: Yes, the copper contacts are silver-plated for superior electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. Silver plating prevents oxidation and maintains consistent electrical connection over thousands of mating cycles. This is essential for reliable power delivery in battery systems where poor connections cause voltage drop and equipment malfunction.
Q: What do mechanical keying and stainless steel springs do?
A: Mechanical keying prevents reversed or incorrect connector insertion, which protects equipment from electrical damage. Stainless steel springs maintain consistent contact pressure throughout the connector lifespan, ensuring stable electrical connections even after repeated mating cycles and preventing intermittent power loss.
Q: Does this connector fit Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and other lift truck brands?
A: This SB175 series connector is used across multiple electric lift truck manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, and similar brands. Verify the OEM part number and connector dimensions match your specific equipment model before ordering to ensure compatibility.