Product Description
Heavy-duty 24VDC continuous duty solenoid designed for electric power circuit switching in industrial lift trucks. This direct replacement component is rated for 100A continuous operation and features copper alloy contacts for reliable long-term performance in demanding Class I-III electric lift applications. Ideal for controlling main power circuits in electric forklifts and lift trucks.
Specifications
Electrical
| Control Voltage | 24VDC continuous operation |
| Contact Rating | 100A continuous |
| Circuit Type | Normally open power switching |
| Contact Material | Copper alloy |
| Mounting Type | Flat bracket mount |
Application
| Equipment Type | Electric lift trucks (Class I-III) |
| Compatibility | 24V electric lift truck systems |
| Service Life | 4-7 years under normal duty |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 220012672 |
| Direct Replacement Part Number | 220012672 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What function does this 24VDC solenoid serve in an electric lift truck?
A: This solenoid is a 24VDC continuous duty power switching component that controls main electrical circuits in industrial electric lift trucks. It uses electromagnetic force to open and close heavy-duty power contacts, enabling control of lifting motors, lowering functions, and drive motors.
Q: What are the electrical specifications and ratings?
A: This solenoid is rated for 24VDC continuous operation with a 100A continuous contact rating. It features copper alloy contacts designed for direct current power switching and normally open (NO) circuit configuration, suitable for high-current applications in Class I-III industrial electric lift trucks.
Q: Which equipment manufacturers use this part?
A: The 220012672 is compatible with 24V electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, and Clark. Verify your equipment operates at 24VDC and confirm solenoid mounting and connector compatibility with your specific model.
Q: Why does this solenoid use copper alloy contacts?
A: Copper alloy contacts provide low contact resistance and excellent heat dissipation during continuous 100A operation. This material prevents contact erosion, reduces heat buildup, and ensures reliable circuit switching over extended service life.
Q: What is the typical service life of this solenoid?
A: Under normal duty operation, this solenoid typically lasts 4-7 years. Lifespan depends on switching frequency and electrical load. Contact degradation and coil insulation breakdown are the most common failure modes as the component ages.
Q: What are the signs that this solenoid needs replacement?
A: Failure indicators include slow or weak motor response, intermittent circuit activation, burned odor from the solenoid, or complete loss of power to motors. If the solenoid hums but contacts do not engage, the coil may be burned and replacement is necessary.