Product Description
CONTACTOR 150A, 24V
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What voltage and amperage does the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor provide?
A: The GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN is a heavy-duty contactor rated for 150 amperes at 24 volts. This rating handles high-current applications common in electric lift trucks with large lift motors. Verify your equipment load current does not exceed 150 amperes to ensure safe operation.
Q: Which electric lift truck models use the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor?
A: The GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN is compatible with 24-volt electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and similar manufacturers requiring high-amperage motor control. Fitment depends on contactor mounting and circuit design. Verify your specific equipment model and voltage before ordering.
Q: What maintenance is required for the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor?
A: At 150 amperes, this contactor generates significant heat during operation. Ensure proper ventilation around the electrical enclosure and keep cooling vents clear of dust and debris. Periodically inspect terminals for corrosion and tightness. Monitor contactor temperature during load tests. Replace contactor if terminals overheat.
Q: How long does the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor last?
A: Under normal duty, the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN typically functions for 3 to 6 years. Lifespan depends on cycle frequency, actual load current, and enclosure environmental conditions. High-load or continuous-duty applications may shorten lifespan. Replace when contacts weld, chatter occurs, or forward or reverse motion fails.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor is failing?
A: Replace the contactor if you observe no motor response, audible chattering or buzzing from the electrical enclosure, burning odor, arcing sounds, visible contact pitting, or terminals that are excessively hot to touch. Any of these signs indicates imminent or complete contactor failure.
Q: Does the GE IC4482CTTA150AH124XN contactor require special handling or storage?
A: Store the contactor in a clean, dry location protected from moisture, dust, and vibration. Do not expose the contactor to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. Keep protective caps on terminals during storage. Inspect for corrosion or damage before installation. Avoid dropping or mechanical shock, as this can damage internal contacts.