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YL 800108047

SWITCH

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Product Description

OEM Yale switch, part number YL 800108047, for use in electric lift trucks. Serves as a momentary contact switch within the electrical control circuit. Manufactured with thermoplastic housing for industrial environments.

Specifications

Part Numbers
OEM Part NumberYL 800108047
Manufacturer Part NumberYL 800108047

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the YL 800108047 switch and what are its specifications?
A: The YL 800108047 is an OEM Yale momentary contact switch for electric lift trucks. It features thermoplastic housing rated for industrial environments and serves as a momentary activation component within the trucks electrical control circuit.

Q: What does momentary contact mean?
A: Momentary contact means the switch only transmits a signal while actively being pressed or engaged. When released, the circuit closes. This is typical for control functions like jog controls or directional commands on electric trucks.

Q: Is the YL 800108047 compatible with Hyster or other brands?
A: The YL 800108047 is an OEM Yale part. While some Yale and Hyster components share compatibility, do not assume cross-compatibility. Verify your specific truck brand and model before ordering. Contact us with your equipment details for compatibility confirmation.

Q: What makes the thermoplastic housing suitable for industrial use?
A: Thermoplastic housing provides impact resistance, moisture protection, and durability in warehouse and industrial environments. It resists cracking under vibration and temperature fluctuations common in material handling operations.

Q: How long does this switch typically last?
A: Switch lifespan depends on usage frequency and environmental conditions. Regular inspection of the thermoplastic housing for cracks and contact wear is recommended. Replace if the switch fails to register commands consistently or if housing damage is visible.