Product Description
Raymond circuit breaker (850-136-795-080) is an 80 amp manual-reset single-pole breaker designed for main circuit protection in electric lift truck systems. Features panel-mount design with 10-32 stud terminals for secure electrical connections. Compatible with 101 series controllers, this breaker safeguards the main electrical circuit and provides reliable operation for Raymond electric pallet jacks and lift trucks.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Raymond |
| Model | 101 |
| Application Category | Main circuit protection for Raymond electric lift trucks, 101 controller series |
| Part Number | RA 850-136-795-080 |
| Alternate Part Number | 850-136-795-080 |
| Compatibility | Raymond 101 series electric pallet jacks and lift trucks |
Electrical Specifications
| Circuit Breaker Current Rating | 80A (amperes) continuous |
Additional Specifications
| Reset Type | Manual reset |
| Pole Configuration | Single pole |
| Mount Type | Panel mount |
| Terminal Type | 10-32 stud terminals |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes and models is this part compatible with?
A: This part is compatible with Raymond 101 series electric lift trucks and pallet jacks that use 101 controller series.
Q: What material is this part made from and how durable is it?
A: This part is constructed from high-quality materials designed for long-lasting performance in industrial environments.
Q: How do I know if this is the right replacement part for my equipment?
A: Check your equipment's model number and ensure it matches the compatible models listed. This part is a direct replacement for Raymond factory-spec components.
Q: What does manual-reset mean for this circuit breaker?
A: Manual-reset means the breaker must be physically reset by the operator after it trips due to an overload or fault condition. This design provides a safety checkpoint before the equipment can be restarted.
Q: What is this circuit breaker used for?
A: This circuit breaker provides main circuit protection for electric lift truck systems, safeguarding the electrical system from overcurrent or fault damage.
