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CL 908623

Clark 12V Electric Horn

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Product Description

Clark CL 908623 12V Horn Specifications

Specifications

Electrical
Voltage Type12VDC
Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberCL 908623

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the voltage specification for the CL 908623 horn?
A: The CL 908623 is rated for 12VDC operation. This horn is designed for Clark electric lift trucks and material handling equipment that run on 12V battery systems. Do not install this horn on 24V or 36V systems as it will fail or create an electrical hazard.

Q: Which Clark lift truck models are compatible with the CL 908623 horn?
A: The CL 908623 is compatible with Clark electric pallet jacks and electric lift trucks equipped with 12V electrical systems. Verify your equipment voltage and horn mounting location before ordering. Some models may require a mounting bracket adapter depending on age and configuration.

Q: What is the sound output level of the CL 908623 horn?
A: The CL 908623 horn generates sound output typical of industrial material handling equipment, typically in the 85 to 95 decibel range. Actual output depends on mounting location, enclosure, and battery voltage at the time of activation. Lower battery charge can reduce sound volume.

Q: What material is the CL 908623 horn housing made from?
A: Industrial horns used in lift trucks are typically constructed with brass or chrome-plated steel housings to resist corrosion in warehouse and dock environments. The internal diaphragm is usually stainless steel or hardened steel. This construction ensures durability under humid and wet conditions.

Q: How long does the CL 908623 horn typically last?
A: A quality 12V industrial horn typically lasts 4 to 7 years in normal warehouse operation. Exposure to moisture, salt air, or extreme temperature swings can reduce lifespan. Horns that produce weak or intermittent sound should be replaced for safety and warehouse communication purposes.