Product Description
Connector (SBX350 2/0 Gray) for electric lift trucks; 350A, 600V rated, impact resistant gray polycarbonate housing, silver plated contacts for 2/0 AWG cable, mechanically keyed; compatible with SBX/Anderson 350A standard.
Specifications
Electrical
| Rated Current | 350 amperes continuous |
| Rated Voltage | 600V maximum |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the electrical specifications of the P845-0007 connector?
A: The P845-0007 connector is rated for 350 amperes continuous current at a maximum of 600 volts. It accommodates 2/0 AWG cable and features silver plated contacts for low resistance electrical connections. These specifications make it suitable for high-power lift truck battery and charging systems.
Q: What equipment is the P845-0007 SBX350 2/0 Gray connector compatible with?
A: The P845-0007 is designed for SBX350 series electric lift trucks and follows the SBX/Anderson 350A connector standard. It is compatible with lift trucks using this 350-amp connector specification. Verify your truck model matches the SBX350 designation and uses 2/0 AWG cable before ordering.
Q: What material is the P845-0007 connector housing made from?
A: The P845-0007 housing is constructed from impact resistant gray polycarbonate. Polycarbonate provides durability, impact resistance, and protection against cracking in high-traffic warehouse and dock environments. The gray color aids visibility and wear assessment.
Q: Why does the P845-0007 use silver plated contacts?
A: Silver plated contacts reduce electrical resistance and oxidation at high amperage connections. With 350-amp continuous rating, silver plating ensures reliable power delivery, minimizes heat generation, and maintains consistent performance in battery and charging circuits over extended use.
Q: Is the P845-0007 mechanically keyed?
A: Yes, the P845-0007 connector is mechanically keyed. Mechanical keying ensures the connector mounts correctly on first connection and prevents improper mating that could damage contacts or cause electrical failures. This is critical for 350-amp circuits where connection integrity is essential.