Solenoids-Relays
A solenoid is an electromagnetic relay used in a direct current wiring system between a low current capacity switch and a high current load requirement.
In an engine starting system, the ignition switch in the start position may have a rating of 5 amps whilst the starter motor may have a cranking requirement of 200 to 350 amps.
Once energized by the ignition switch, the solenoid coil moves the high current capacity contact to a closed position, thereby energizing the starter motor.
In an engine starting system, the ignition switch in the start position may have a rating of 5 amps whilst the starter motor may have a cranking requirement of 200 to 350 amps.
Once energized by the ignition switch, the solenoid coil moves the high current capacity contact to a closed position, thereby energizing the starter motor.
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Solenoids-Relays
A solenoid is an electromagnetic relay used in a direct current wiring system between a low current capacity switch and a high current load requirement.
In an engine starting system, the ignition switch in the start position may have a rating of 5 amps whilst the starter motor may have a cranking requirement of 200 to 350 amps.
Once energized by the ignition switch, the solenoid coil moves the high current capacity contact to a closed position, thereby energizing the starter motor.
In an engine starting system, the ignition switch in the start position may have a rating of 5 amps whilst the starter motor may have a cranking requirement of 200 to 350 amps.
Once energized by the ignition switch, the solenoid coil moves the high current capacity contact to a closed position, thereby energizing the starter motor.
1
Price $5.1
Suggested Retail Price $9.1
2
Price $4.31
Suggested Retail Price $7.7
3
Price $4.62
Suggested Retail Price $8.25
4
Price $8.86
Suggested Retail Price $15.82
5
Price $3.9
Suggested Retail Price $4.11
6
Price $40.72
Suggested Retail Price $72.72
7
Price $6.23
Suggested Retail Price $6.56
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Item No. 24059
15 in stock
Cole Hersee
Price $32.91
Suggested Retail Price $58.76
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