Product Description
Crown CR 93575 is a 24VDC blade-style forward-reverse contactor designed for electric lift truck and walkie control panels requiring panel-mounted electromagnetic actuation. OEM specification for Crown industrial truck parts.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Model | 30SP42TL, 30SP48TL, GPW |
| Part Number | CR 93575 |
Electrical Specifications
| Rated Voltage | 24VDC nominal |
| Coil Voltage | 24VDC |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the CR 93575 contactor fit?
A: The CR 93575 is a 24VDC blade-style forward-reverse contactor for Crown electric lift trucks and walkie electric power trucks. It mounts on control panels requiring panel-mounted electromagnetic actuation for traction circuits.
Q: What are the electrical ratings for the CR 93575?
A: Rated and coil voltage is 24VDC nominal. The contactor is designed for forward-reverse duty on electric lift truck traction circuits. Actual amperage and terminal configuration vary by application. Verify against your control panel schematic.
Q: Which models is the CR 93575 compatible with?
A: The CR 93575 is compatible with Crown models 30SP42TL, 30SP48TL, and GPW. Confirm your exact equipment model, voltage system, and control panel layout before ordering.
Q: What materials is the CR 93575 made from?
A: The contactor is constructed with durable materials suitable for industrial environments. It is designed to withstand regular use and maintain reliable performance over time.
Q: How do I know if the CR 93575 contactor needs replacement?
A: Signs of contactor failure include no response to forward-reverse controls, erratic motor engagement, reduced power delivery, or audible clicking without motor response. A malfunctioning contactor must be replaced to restore traction control function.
Q: Can the CR 93575 be used as a replacement part?
A: Yes, the CR 93575 is a replacement part for Crown electric lift trucks and walkie control panels. Ensure compatibility with your specific equipment model before purchasing.
