Meterk A ABIGAIL 12V Starter Solenoid Relay 150A 800A 3 Terminals
A 12 V starter solenoid relay rated for 150 A continuous and 800 A surge with three terminals and curved 2.2 mounting
- Compatibility/FitmentOut-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors
- 12V operation suits standard vehicle electrical systems
- 150A continuous current handles heavy starter loads
- 800A surge rating covers peak cranking demands
- Three terminals simplify wiring installation
- Dust and water-jet resistant housing protects internal contacts
Meterk A ABIGAIL 12V Starter Solenoid Relay
The Meterk A ABIGAIL 12V Starter Solenoid Relay is a 3-terminal contactor rated for 150A continuous and 800A surge current. It is designed for hydraulic, RV, grid heater, and lawn and garden applications requiring a 12V switching solution.
Replaces OEM part numbers 634-1261-212
This relay serves as a direct 100% OEM match replacement for the listed part numbers. The upgrade is worth it when the original solenoid fails to engage or shows signs of corrosion and heat damage.
Verify 12V system and curved 2.2 mounting pattern
Before ordering, confirm your application operates on a 12V electrical system. Check that the mounting configuration matches the curved 2.2 pattern and that the three-terminal layout suits your wiring harness.
Highlights
- 12V operation suits standard vehicle electrical systems
- 150A continuous current handles heavy starter loads
- 800A surge rating covers peak cranking demands
- Three terminals simplify wiring installation
- Dust and water-jet resistant housing protects internal contacts
Specifications
| Compatibility/Fitment | Out-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors |
|---|---|
| Brand | Meterk |
| Part Number | A ABIGAIL |
Questions about this item
What mounting pattern does the curved 2.2 bracket use?
The solenoid mounts with a curved bracket measured at 2.2, designed for out-opening narrow stile store front doors.
Which terminal gets the starter motor cable during installation?
Connect the starter motor cable to the large terminal opposite the battery terminal; the small terminal takes the ignition switch wire.
How often should the copper contacts be inspected for corrosion?
Inspect the copper contacts annually or after exposure to water jets and dust, cleaning any corrosion to maintain the 150A continuous rating.
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