Click to enlargeBEP 100A Engine Starting Intermittent Duty Solenoid
Manufacturer: BEP MarinePart #: 1002206SKU: 67470
- 100A
- 12V
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Item #: 67470
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Description
100A Engine Starting Intermittent Duty Solenoid Intermittent switching of high amperage loads with a low amperage on-off switch. Features: Rated at 750A make/100A break, this solenoid is for intermittent use only: 10 seconds ON, 20 minutes OFF (ideal for engine cranking) Signal voltage of 12V DC and contact voltage of 6-12V DC #10/32 thread signal terminals Copper 5/16”-24 thread contact terminals Bracket mounting holes 5/16” x 19/32”, 2-13/64” on center Same as Cole Hersee part number M-200
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Specifications
| Brand | BEP Marine |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1002206 |
| EverTide SKU | 67470 |
| UPC | 870216046907 |
| Voltage | 12 V |
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- Marine wire uses tinned (tin-coated) copper strands that resist the corrosion salt air causes, and it’s more finely stranded so it flexes with vibration without breaking. Standard automotive or household wire corrodes and fails much faster in a marine environment.
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