Battery Connectors for Electric Lift Truck
AN-130A
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Product Description
CONNECTOR (SB175 1/0 GRAY)
Specifications
Physical Specifications
| Connector Type | Anderson SB175 Series |
| Wire Gauge Rating | 1/0 AWG |
| Finish Color | Gray |
| Current Application | High-current DC battery circuits, 24V electric lift truck systems |
| Typical Use | Battery-to-motor connections, charging circuits, main power distribution |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the AN-130A connector?
A: The AN-130A is an Anderson SB175 series connector rated for 1/0 gauge wire, finished in gray. It is engineered for high-current DC power connections in electric lift truck battery systems and material handling equipment motor circuits.
Q: What wire gauge does the AN-130A accept?
A: The AN-130A is rated for 1/0 gauge wire. This large-gauge connection supports high-current applications typical in electric lift truck and forklift power distribution. Confirm your cable size is 1/0 AWG before ordering.
Q: What equipment types use this connector?
A: The AN-130A is compatible with 24V electric pallet jacks, walkie trucks, rider forklifts, and reach trucks manufactured by Hyster, Yale, Crown, Raymond, and other lift truck makers that use 24V battery systems and Anderson SB175 connectors.
Q: Can I reuse the AN-130A connector?
A: Yes, Anderson connectors are designed for repeated connect-disconnect cycles. Inspect the contacts for wear or corrosion before each reuse. Clean contacts with a dry cloth if oxidation appears.
Q: How should I store this connector?
A: Store the AN-130A in a clean, dry environment away from moisture and extreme temperatures. Keep protective caps on unused terminals to prevent contamination or accidental contact.
Q: Is this connector universal across lift truck brands?
A: Anderson SB175 connectors are widely used across multiple lift truck manufacturers, but always verify your equipment's connector type and wire gauge requirements before ordering to ensure compatibility.