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41-25167

Connector ( Sb350 2/0 Red)

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CONNECTOR (SB350 2/0 RED)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the polarity designation for the red SB350 2/0 connector?
A: The red color indicates one pole of the SB350 2/0 battery connector system. Red is typically used as the positive pole designation in Anderson SB series connectors. Always connect red to the designated positive terminal to maintain proper polarity and electrical system safety.

Q: Which electric lift trucks use the SB350 2/0 Red connector?
A: The SB350 2/0 Red connector is compatible with electric forklifts, reach trucks, electric pallet jacks, and order pickers from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Verify your equipment voltage and model specifications before ordering.

Q: What is the current rating of the SB350 2/0 Red connector?
A: The SB350 2/0 Red connector (SKU 41-25167) is rated for 350A maximum current at typical voltages of 12V to 80V. The 2/0 cable gauge and SB350 designation ensure safe operation for high-amperage battery systems in industrial material handling equipment.

Q: Can I use the red SB350 2/0 connector as a replacement for the gray or blue?
A: No. Do not interchange red, gray, and blue connectors. Each color designates a specific pole and polarity. Connecting red to the wrong terminal reverses polarity and can damage the charging system, battery, or lift truck electrical components. Use only the correct color for each designated connection point.

Q: How do I know when the SB350 2/0 Red connector needs replacement?
A: Replace the red connector immediately if you observe pitting, corrosion, discoloration, or pitting on the contact surfaces, cracks or damage to the polycarbonate housing, loose connections that do not hold tight, or failure to establish electrical contact. Regular visual inspection before each charging cycle helps identify wear early.