Product Description
Multi-position keyed ignition switch for electric lift truck control panels. 12VDC 3-position rotary design, with spade terminal interface, robust die-cast construction. Suitable for retrofit and OEM replacement on electric lift trucks.
Specifications
Electrical
| Switch Type | 3-position keyed rotary ignition switch |
| Connector Type | 3 spade terminal connection |
| Operating Voltage | 12VDC nominal |
| Current Rating | 20A max (switch contacts) |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 309-1146-R |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the electrical specifications for the 309-1146-R ignition switch?
A: The 309-1146-R is a 3-position keyed rotary ignition switch rated at 12VDC nominal operating voltage with a maximum switch contact capacity of 20A. It uses 3 spade terminal connections.
Q: Which electric lift trucks are compatible with the 309-1146-R?
A: The 309-1146-R is suitable for retrofit and OEM replacement on electric lift trucks from major manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and Linde. Confirm your exact model and voltage specification before ordering.
Q: What terminal interface does the 309-1146-R use?
A: The 309-1146-R features 3 spade terminal connections. Verify that existing wiring connectors match spade terminal sizing before installation to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What is the construction material of the 309-1146-R?
A: The 309-1146-R features robust die-cast construction designed for durability in electric lift truck control panel environments. Die-cast design provides resistance to vibration and impact during truck operation.
Q: Can the 309-1146-R be used as a direct replacement for the original 309-1146?
A: Yes. The 309-1146-R is the replacement variant of the 309-1146. Both share the same electrical and terminal specifications. Verify your truck model and serial range to confirm compatibility before ordering.
Q: What should I do if spade terminals on the 309-1146-R become loose during operation?
A: Loose terminals can cause intermittent switch failure. Verify terminal connections are clean and properly seated in the wiring connectors. Corrosion on spade terminals reduces contact quality and may require terminal replacement or switch replacement.