Product Description
12VDC solenoid for electric lift truck applications, compatible with SK-08221130TB part numbers. Reliable power relay used in truck control circuits, rated for continuous operation.
Specifications
Electrical
| Solenoid Voltage | 12VDC continuous duty |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 390-1013 |
| OEM Part Number | SK-08221130TB |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | SK-08221130TB |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What voltage is the 390-1013 solenoid rated for?
A: The 390-1013 is rated for 12VDC continuous duty operation. This solenoid is designed for electric lift truck applications and provides reliable power relay function in truck control circuits. It will not operate correctly on higher voltage systems such as 24V or 36V equipment.
Q: What equipment does the 390-1013 solenoid fit?
A: The 390-1013 is compatible with electric lift trucks using the OEM part number SK-08221130TB. Verify your equipment uses this OEM reference before ordering. This solenoid works in truck control circuits and is commonly found on Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and similar 12V electric lift truck models.
Q: Is 390-1013 the same as SK-08221130TB?
A: The 390-1013 is a cross-reference equivalent to the OEM part SK-08221130TB. Both part numbers refer to the same 12VDC solenoid. Use whichever part number your supplier stock system recognizes.
Q: How long does the 390-1013 solenoid typically last?
A: Solenoid lifespan depends on usage cycles and electrical load. The 390-1013 is rated for continuous duty and typically lasts 2-4 years in normal electric lift truck operation. Frequent on-off cycling and exposure to moisture can reduce lifespan. Monitor for intermittent operation or slow response time as signs of wear.
Q: Can the 390-1013 solenoid handle peak current spikes?
A: The 390-1013 is designed as a power relay for truck control circuits and is built to handle the electrical demands of 12V lift truck systems. Verify that your wiring and fuse protection match the solenoid coil rating to prevent failure from surge current or short circuits.
Q: What maintenance does the 390-1013 solenoid require?
A: Solenoids require minimal maintenance beyond visual inspection. Check for corrosion on terminals and ensure connections are tight. Keep the solenoid clean and dry to prevent electrical faults. No lubrication or internal servicing is needed.