Product Description
CL 655111 is a Clark OEM micro switch designed for integration into electric lift truck control circuits. Featuring a momentary snap-action mechanism, high-impact thermoplastic housing, and nickel-plated brass actuator. Compatible with Clark GEX and EPX electric forklift models. No cross-reference part numbers are available.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Clark |
| Model | GEX, EPX |
| Part Number | CL 655111 |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Clark GEX and EPX electric forklift models. |
Additional Specifications
| Switch Housing | High-impact thermoplastic, UL94 V-0 flame rating |
| Actuator Material | Nickel-plated brass |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CL 655111 micro switch and what does it do?
A: The CL 655111 is a micro switch designed for use in electric lift truck control circuits. It provides reliable signal switching for operator controls and safety interlocks on Clark GEX and EPX electric forklifts.
Q: Which Clark electric forklift models use the CL 655111 micro switch?
A: The CL 655111 is compatible with Clark GEX and EPX electric forklift models. Verify your specific model and serial number against your equipment documentation before ordering.
Q: What are the housing and actuator materials of the CL 655111?
A: The CL 655111 features a high-impact thermoplastic housing with ul94 v-0 flame rating and a nickel-plated brass actuator, providing durability and electrical reliability in lift truck environments.
Q: What does momentary snap-action mean for the CL 655111 switch?
A: The CL 655111 is a momentary switch, meaning it only sends a signal while the button or lever is actively pressed. Snap-action refers to the quick mechanical transition that ensures consistent electrical contact without chatter.
Q: How do I know if the CL 655111 is the right replacement part for my equipment?
A: To ensure correct fitment and electrical compatibility, verify that your Clark GEX or EPX electric forklift requires a micro switch with momentary snap-action functionality. Consult your equipment documentation or contact Clark for confirmation.
Q: When should I replace the CL 655111 micro switch?
A: Replace the CL 655111 if switching becomes sluggish, the button sticks, or the circuit does not respond properly to switch activation. Regular inspection and maintenance can help identify wear before it affects performance.