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Micro-switch for Electric Lift Trucks - OEM 0

82605

082605 Snap Action Micro-Switch for Electric Lift Trucks

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Product Description

Micro-switch for electric lift trucks, OEM part number 082605, snap action type, rated for 15A at 30VDC. No available cross-reference or supersession data. Technical specifications compiled from manufacturer parts catalog.

Specifications

Electrical
Contact Rating15A at 30VDC
Part Numbers
OEM Part Number082605
Manufacturer Part Number082605

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the electrical specifications for the 82605 micro-switch?
A: The 82605 is rated at 15A at 30VDC and uses snap action switching. The OEM part number is 082605. These specifications apply to electric lift truck control circuits.

Q: Which electric lift trucks use the 82605 micro-switch?
A: The 82605 is an OEM part for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and similar brands. Verify your equipment model and circuit diagram before ordering, as some models may have superseded or alternate part numbers.

Q: What does snap action type mean for this micro-switch?
A: Snap action refers to the switch mechanism that creates a positive, definitive contact engagement. This design provides reliable switching for control circuits in electric lift equipment and reduces contact chatter.

Q: Are there any cross-reference or supersession part numbers for the 82605?
A: No cross-reference or supersession data is currently available for the 82605. If you need an equivalent part, contact us directly with your equipment model and OEM documentation.

Q: What happens if the 82605 fails in an electric lift truck?
A: A failed micro-switch can prevent proper engagement of lift or tilt circuits, cause intermittent operation, or create safety hazards. Symptoms include loss of lift function, erratic movement, or complete circuit failure. Replace immediately if detected.