Product Description
Yale OEM fuse holder (SKU YL 580033617) for electric pallet truck applications, featuring flame-retardant thermoplastic housing, panel-mount design, and 24VDC circuit compatibility. Designed for the Yale MPB040-E and equivalent electric pallet truck models.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Yale, model MPB 040 E. SKU: YL 580033617
Specifications
Electrical
| Voltage Rating | Rated for use in 24VDC control circuits |
| Electrical Interface | Blade terminal connections for power and load |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | YL 580033617 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | Yale MPB040-E electric pallet truck |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What Yale electric pallet truck models use the YL 580033617 fuse holder?
A: The YL 580033617 is designed for Yale MPB040-E electric pallet trucks. This OEM fuse holder is rated for 24VDC control circuits and features panel-mount configuration compatible with the electrical architecture of this model line.
Q: What are the material and voltage specifications for the YL 580033617 fuse holder?
A: The YL 580033617 features flame-retardant thermoplastic housing and is rated for 24VDC circuits. It uses blade terminal connections for power and load connections, meeting safety requirements for electric pallet truck control systems.
Q: Is the YL 580033617 compatible with other brands of electric pallet trucks?
A: The YL 580033617 is an OEM part for Yale equipment. Cross-compatibility with other brands (Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Hyster) depends on matching circuit voltage, terminal configuration, and mounting footprint. Verify your equipment specifications before ordering.
Q: What is the mounting type for the YL 580033617 fuse holder?
A: The YL 580033617 uses panel-mount design, meaning it fastens directly to the control panel or electrical enclosure. The flame-retardant thermoplastic housing provides durability in material handling environments.
Q: How long does the YL 580033617 typically last in service?
A: Fuse holders like the YL 580033617 are durable components that last for the operational life of the equipment if not damaged. Lifespan depends on circuit load cycling and environmental conditions. Replace if the blade terminals become corroded, loose, or the housing cracks.