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CTR-12-127

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CTR-12-127

CONTACTOR (12 VOLT)

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CONTACTOR (12 VOLT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the CTR-12-127 contactor voltage rating?
A: The CTR-12-127 is a 12-volt contactor designed for 12VDC electric lift truck applications. This voltage rating is standard for many compact and mid-range electric lift trucks across multiple OEM brands including CAT, Crown, Toyota, and Raymond platforms.

Q: What are typical applications for the CTR-12-127?
A: The CTR-12-127 is used in 12VDC electrical systems for electric lift trucks to control main power circuits, solenoid circuits, and auxiliary functions. It is commonly found in compact pallet jacks, reach trucks, and other material-handling equipment with 12-volt coil requirements.

Q: How does the CTR-12-127 compare to other 12V contactors?
A: Cross-reference your equipment model with the CTR-12-124 or similar part numbers to verify exact specifications. The CTR-12-127 shares the 12VDC rating with other parts in this series but may differ in ampere rating, contact configuration, or auxiliary features. Confirm your exact model and amperage requirements before substituting parts.

Q: What is the expected service life of the CTR-12-127?
A: The service life depends on duty cycle, operating conditions, and maintenance frequency. Contactors with continuous-duty ratings typically last longer in intermittent-use applications. Inspect the contactor regularly for arcing, pitting, or corrosion on silver-alloy contacts. Replace the unit if contacts show excessive wear or if the coil no longer pulls in reliably.

Q: Is the CTR-12-127 a direct replacement for other 12V contactors?
A: Do not assume the CTR-12-127 is a direct replacement for every 12V contactor. Verify that the ampere rating, configuration (single-pole, double-pole, etc.), duty cycle, and auxiliary contact setup match your equipment exactly. Using an incorrectly rated contactor can cause system failures or safety hazards.