Product Description
Hyster HY 2049350 handle switch is a momentary-contact actuator for electric pallet truck control systems. Designed for Hyster W40Z and related Yale models, it operates at 24VDC nominal voltage, supports up to 2A current, and integrates directly into handle assemblies. Equivalent to OEM part HY 2050082, YT 524143951, and YT 524153715.
Specifications
Dimensional
| Screw Thread | #4-40 UNC for mounting terminals |
| Wire Connection | Push-on spade terminal, 0.187 inch |
Electrical
| Switch Voltage Rating | 24VDC nominal system voltage |
| Current Rating | Rated 2A at 24VDC |
| Control Signal | DC low voltage momentary control |
Material
| Handle Material | Reinforced thermoplastic per Hyster parts catalog |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | HY 2049350 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | HY 2050082 (Steer Arm Handle Switch cross-reference found in OEM catalog) |
| Equivalent Part Number | YT 524143951 (Yale reference) |
| Application | Compatible with Hyster W40Z electric pallet truck and related Yale MP040 models |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the voltage and current rating for the HY 2049350 handle switch?
A: The HY 2049350 is rated for 24VDC nominal operating voltage and supports up to 2A current. It functions as a momentary-contact actuator, meaning it only energizes while physically pressed.
Q: Which Hyster and Yale electric pallet truck models does the HY 2049350 fit?
A: The HY 2049350 is designed for Hyster W40Z electric pallet trucks and related Yale MP040 models. It integrates directly into the handle assembly and controls the truck drive and steer functions.
Q: What are the cross-reference and equivalent part numbers for HY 2049350?
A: Cross-reference equivalents include HY 2050082 (Steer Arm Handle Switch), YT 524143951 (Yale reference), and YT 524153715 (Yale alternate). Verify your truck model and serial number before ordering to ensure fit.
Q: What type of mechanical connection does the HY 2049350 use?
A: The HY 2049350 uses a number 4 screw thread for mounting into the handle assembly. Confirm thread size and hole diameter on your handle before ordering.
Q: Why would an HY 2049350 handle switch fail or require replacement?
A: Common failure modes include loss of electrical continuity from wear, corrosion in damp environments, or mechanical damage to the contact surfaces from repeated use. If the truck does not respond to handle input, the switch is a likely suspect.
