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375-1947

36-Volt Contactor for Electric Lift Trucks

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Product Description

CONTACTOR (36 VOLT)

Specifications

Physical Specifications
Voltage Rating36 Volt DC
Contact TypeSilver-cadmium or silver-alloy
Coil Voltage36 Volt
Core TypeIron core
Arc SuppressionIntegrated
MaterialHeavy-duty industrial grade
Expected Service Life3-6 years under normal duty
Compatibility
ApplicationElectric lift trucks, forklifts

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage does the 375-1947 contactor operate at?
A: The 375-1947 is a 36-volt DC contactor. This voltage rating is not compatible with 24-volt or 48-volt systems. Using an incorrect voltage will damage the contactor.

Q: Which electric lift trucks use the 375-1947 36-volt contactor?
A: The 375-1947 fits select 36-volt electric lift truck models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Hyster, and Yale. Confirm your equipment voltage system and model before ordering.

Q: How do I know if the 375-1947 contactor needs replacement?
A: Signs of failure include clicking that becomes irregular or stops entirely, slow motor response, electrical sparking visible when controls are engaged, burned smell from the contactor area, or complete power loss to lift or drive circuits.

Q: What materials are inside a 36-volt contactor?
A: The 375-1947 contains silver-cadmium or silver-alloy contacts for 36-volt DC conductivity, a heavy-duty coil designed for 36-volt coil voltage, an iron core for switching reliability, and integrated arc suppression components.

Q: How long do 36-volt contactors typically last in material handling equipment?
A: Expected service life is 3 to 6 years under normal duty. Higher voltage systems experience greater electrical stress on contacts, reducing lifespan compared to 24-volt contactors. Heavy use shortens this range.

Q: Can I use the 375-1947 as a replacement for a 24-volt or 48-volt contactor?
A: Do not use the 375-1947 for any voltage other than 36-volt DC systems. Voltage mismatch will destroy the contactor coil and damage electrical circuits. Always verify exact voltage and part number.