Emerson Climate Technologies
Emerson Climate Technologies WHITE-RODGERS 70 111224S1 12V 80A DC Power Solenoid
A 12 V DC solenoid switches up to 80 A continuously with an isolated coil rated for 100,000 electrical cycles
- Engine BrandWHITE-RODGERS
- Continuous duty cycle for non-stop operation
- 80 A current rating handles heavy loads
- 12 V DC coil voltage suits vehicle systems
- 100,000 electrical cycles ensure long service life
- Isolated coil design protects control circuits
Industrial Solenoid for High-Current Switching
The WHITE-RODGERS 70 series solenoid switches up to 80 A at 12 V DC using a SPST-NO contact form. Its isolated coil design draws power through a #10-32 UNF-2A termination with 16 ohm resistance. Copper contacts rated for 500 V dielectric strength suit continuous-duty electrical systems.
Replaces Worn Contactors in Continuous-Duty Circuits
The unit is rated for 100,000 electrical and 250,000 mechanical operating cycles, so it replaces solenoids that have reached those limits. The jump is worth it when existing hardware shows contact erosion or coil failure after extended service in generator or industrial power supply applications.
Stable Operation Through Extended Load Periods
Continuous duty cycle rating means the coil manages heat without time limits up to the 122 Degrees F maximum operating temperature. The 5/16 in-24 UNF-2A threaded contact terminations maintain secure connections during vibration. A compact 2.4 in height by 2.47 in length profile fits existing mounting points.
Highlights
- Continuous duty cycle for non-stop operation
- 80 A current rating handles heavy loads
- 12 V DC coil voltage suits vehicle systems
- 100,000 electrical cycles ensure long service life
- Isolated coil design protects control circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size do the 5/16 in contact terminals need for mounting?
The contact terminations use 5/16 in-24 UNF-2A threads for secure power connections.
How do I wire the isolated coil with #10-32 terminals without grounding the coil to the case?
Connect the coil wires to the #10-32 UNF-2A terminals; the isolated coil design keeps the coil circuit separate from the base.
When should I plan to replace the solenoid based on its 100,000-cycle electrical rating?
Replace after approximately 100,000 electrical operations or 250,000 mechanical cycles to maintain reliable switching.
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