Product Description
Contact kit, manufacturer part number HT-1064, for Liftsplus.com electric lift truck applications. Assembly includes copper alloy silver-plated contacts, industry-standard hardware, bolt-on mounting, 24-36VDC nominal voltage, 150A continuous duty per contact, and mechanical/electrical attributes as specified.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown, Toyota, Intrupa |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HT-1064 |
| Part Number | HT-1064 |
Electrical Specifications
| Nominal Voltage Range | 24VDC to 36VDC application (refer to compatible electric lift models) |
| Current Rating | 150 amperes continuous duty per contact |
| Electrical Life Rating | 100,000 cycles minimum at rated current |
Additional Specifications
| Hardware Material | SAE Class 5 mild steel with passivated finish |
| Insulator Material | Phenolic resin, ASTM D709 compliant |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which electric lift truck makes is the HT-1064 compatible with?
A: The HT-1064 is compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, and Intrupa.
Q: What materials are used in the HT-1064?
A: The HT-1064 features copper alloy silver-plated contacts for reliable electrical conductivity. The hardware is SAE Class 5 mild steel with a passivated finish to resist corrosion in industrial environments.
Q: How can I determine if the HT-1064 is suitable for my equipment?
A: Verify that your electric lift truck operates within the 24VDC to 36VDC voltage range and is manufactured by Crown, Toyota, or Intrupa. Confirming these details will ensure proper compatibility.
Q: What should I consider before replacing the contact kit in my electric lift truck?
A: Before replacement, ensure that your equipment is compatible with the HT-1064 by checking its make and voltage specifications. It is designed for use across multiple electric lift truck applications within the 24VDC to 36VDC range.
Q: How is the HT-1064 installed on electric lift truck equipment?
A: The HT-1064 uses bolt-on mounting with industry-standard hardware, allowing it to integrate with existing electrical systems on compatible electric lift truck equipment.
