Product Description
Yale OEM switch YL 220051040 for electric lift trucks. Includes manufacturer part numbers YL 220051040, YL220051040, YT22005104. Application: electric lift truck control circuit switching. Mechanical, electrical, and dimensional specifications reflect typical Yale switch standards for operator panel integration.
Specifications
Dimensional Specifications
| Minimum Panel Thickness | 0.03 inch |
Material & Construction
| Actuator Material | High-impact thermoplastic |
| Body Material | Glass-filled nylon |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | YL 220051040 |
| Alternate Part Number | YL220051040 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Yale YL 220051040 switch used for?
A: The YL 220051040 is an OEM control circuit switch for Yale electric lift trucks. It performs operator panel switching functions in the truck control circuit. The switch features a high-impact thermoplastic actuator and glass-filled nylon body for durability in material handling environments.
Q: What are the material specifications for this switch?
A: The actuator is made of high-impact thermoplastic and the body is constructed from glass-filled nylon. These materials provide resistance to impact and wear in typical lift truck operator panel applications. Minimum panel thickness requirement is 0.03 inch.
Q: What are the alternate part numbers for the YL 220051040?
A: This switch is also referenced as YL220051040 and YT22005104. All three part numbers refer to the same Yale OEM switch. When ordering, use whichever cross-reference matches your documentation.
Q: Will this switch fit my Yale electric lift truck?
A: The YL 220051040 is designed for Yale electric lift truck control circuit applications. Verify that your truck uses a panel-mount switch with 0.03 inch minimum panel thickness and matches the Yale switch specifications. Confirm compatibility with your specific model before ordering.
Q: What should I check before installing this switch?
A: Verify panel thickness is at least 0.03 inch. Confirm the mounting hole pattern and electrical specifications match your lift truck schematic. Check that the switch actuator and body materials are compatible with your operating environment, including temperature and chemical exposure.