Ignition Switch for Yale Electric Pallet Jack
YL 500863104-OEM
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Product Description
Yale OEM ignition switch, part number YL 500863104-OEM, for use in electric pallet trucks. Direct replacement switch includes 2 keys and features SPDT configuration with 24VDC, 15A rating. Cross-references 500863104 and 5008631-04. Supplied for maintenance of Yale lift truck electrical systems.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| Primary Part Number | 500863104 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | 5008631-04 |
Electrical Specifications
| Configuration | SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) |
| Voltage Rating | 24VDC |
| Current Rating | 15A |
Material & Construction
| Key Material | Nickel-plated brass |
| Keys Included | 2 keys |
Performance & Durability
| Mechanical Life | 100,000 switch cycles |
| Electrical Life | 50,000 switch cycles at rated load |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Yale pallet truck models does the YL 500863104-OEM ignition switch fit?
A: The YL 500863104-OEM is designed for Yale electric pallet trucks. It is a direct OEM replacement for the original equipment ignition switch on these models.
Q: What electrical specifications does this ignition switch have?
A: The YL 500863104-OEM features SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) configuration with a 24VDC rating and 15A contact capacity. It handles the electrical load requirements for Yale 24-volt lift truck systems.
Q: What cross-reference part numbers are equivalent to YL 500863104-OEM?
A: This switch cross-references to manufacturer part numbers 500863104 and 5008631-04. If you have documentation listing either of these numbers, they are equivalent to the YL 500863104-OEM.
Q: Does this switch come with keys?
A: Yes, the YL 500863104-OEM includes two keys with the ignition switch, providing spares for maintenance and operator access.
Q: How long does an ignition switch typically last in service?
A: Ignition switches experience wear from frequent cycling and key insertion. Lifespan depends on usage intensity, but switches typically require replacement after 3-5 years of heavy daily operation or when electrical contact issues appear.