12VDC Electromagnetic Solenoid for Electric Lift Trucks - Fits Yale
220031728
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Product Description
12VDC electromagnetic solenoid for electric lift truck applications, compatible with systems requiring 12 volt continuous duty power circuit control. OEM part number 220031728. Manufactured with copper coil and steel body.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Yale |
| Part Number | 220031728 |
| Application | Electric lift truck applications |
Electrical Specifications
| Operating Voltage | 12VDC continuous duty |
Additional Specifications
| Body Material | Steel with electroplated anti-corrosion finish |
| Coil Material | Copper |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes and models is part number 220031728 compatible with?
A: Part number 220031728 is compatible with Yale electric lift trucks that require 12VDC continuous duty control. Verify your equipment's part number matches 220031728 before ordering.
Q: What materials is part number 220031728 made from?
A: Part number 220031728 is constructed with a copper coil and steel body, providing durability in industrial environments.
Q: What are the signs that part number 220031728 needs replacement?
A: Common signs of failure include no audible click when energized, loss of circuit control, intermittent operation, or coil overheating. Replace immediately if the solenoid fails to energize circuits or the coil becomes hot during operation.
Q: What functions does part number 220031728 control in electric lift trucks?
A: Part number 220031728 controls electromechanical circuits such as hydraulic valve actuation, motor starters, or load control functions. Ensure your equipment's circuit requirements match continuous duty 12V operation.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of part number 220031728?
A: The expected lifespan of part number 220031728 is 5-8 years in typical continuous duty operation. Replace immediately if the solenoid fails to energize circuits or coil becomes hot during operation.