Contactor for Electric Lift Truck - Fits Crown, Raymond
116139
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Product Description
CONTACTOR (24 VOLT)
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown, Raymond, Linde |
| Application | Electric Pallet Jacks, Lift Trucks, Control Systems |
Electrical Specifications
| Voltage Rating | 24 Volt DC |
Performance Specifications
| Duty Cycle | Material Handling |
| Environmental Rating | Thermal Cycling and Electrical Surge Resistant |
Additional Specifications
| Contact Material | Silver Alloy |
| Coil Type | Solenoid Coil - Low-Voltage DC |
| Primary Function | Motor and Hydraulic Pump Circuit Switching |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes of lift trucks is the 116139 contactor compatible with?
A: The 116139 contactor is compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Raymond, and Linde that operate on 24-volt dc systems. Ensure your equipment uses a 24-volt power system before purchasing.
Q: What materials and specifications define the 116139 contactor?
A: The 116139 is a 24-volt dc contactor with silver alloy contacts rated for material handling duty cycles. It features a solenoid coil designed for low-voltage dc systems and is built to withstand thermal cycling and electrical surges common in lift truck operations.
Q: How do I know if the 116139 contactor is the right replacement for my lift truck?
A: To determine if the 116139 is the correct replacement, check your lift truck's model and voltage specifications. It fits electric lift trucks from Crown, Raymond, and Linde that operate on 24-volt dc systems. Consult your equipment's manual or contact a service technician for confirmation.
Q: What are typical failure symptoms of the 116139 contactor?
A: Common contactor failures include motor or pump not responding to control input, intermittent loss of function, audible chattering or buzzing, or stuck contactor armature. If the equipment does not respond to lift or lower commands, the contactor may require testing or replacement.