Cole Hersee 24103 - 24103 - Intermittent Duty SPST Series

Cole Hersee intermittent and continous solenoids provide safe, dependable control of electrical systems on all type of DC low voltage vehicles. In addition, they are ideal for marine applications and for forward and reverse systems in golf carts, garden tractors, fork lift trucks and winch operation.
Solenoids are relays which are commonly used to remotely switch a heavier current. By using a solenoid, the amount of heavy wiring needed to power the load is reduced, since the control circuit mounted inside the cab typically utilizes a smaller wire gauge.
Housing are available in plated steel, phenolic or plasticized steel. A latching solenoid can act as a remote disconnect switch.


All products listed in this section can be found in Section H of the Cole Hersee D-275 CATALOG.

• 12V Grounded intermittentSome switches are designed for infrequent (or intermittent) use. Devices such as solenoids may need a cooling period before they should be re-actuated. Rating a switch for intermittent use typically allows it to operate at a higher current than might otherwise be recommended. See CONTINUOUS. You can use a Continuous Duty Solenoid in place of an Intermittent Duty Solenoid, but it would have a shorter life expectancy compared to the purpose-built Intermittent Duty Solenoid. DO NOT use an Intermittent Duty Solenoid in place of a Continuous Duty Solenoid! duty with resistor shorting circuitA closed path (or loop) of electrically (or electromagnetically) connected components or devices that is capable of current flow. Typically consists of loads, sources, conductors, and circuit protection (circuit breakers and fuses). The path must be continuous and closed. .
• With a resistor shorting solenoidAn electromechanical device (or relay) that is used to switch large currents. It consists of a coil of wire and a moving contact that makes an electrical connection when the coil of wire is energized. Cole Hersee manufactures over 50 kinds of solenoid. See # 24059, stud 3 is Normally open, and becomes common with 1 and 4 when the solenoid is energized. Commonly used in engine starting applications.
• 750A make, 100A break, 10sec On, 20min Off.
• Contacts: Copper.
• Terminals: Copper. Small terminals are 10-32 thread. Large contact terminals are 5/16" -24 thread. Hexnuts and lockwashers are included.
• Bracket mounting holes 5/16 x 19/32,” 2 13/64" on centers (7.9 x 15.1, 56.0mm)
• Plated steel housing.

Description	Intermittent Duty Solenoid
Special applications	Universal, commonly used in engine starting
Insulated/Grounded	Grounded
NO/NC	normally open
Circuitry	SPST
Contacts	copper
Housing	plated steel
Voltage rating	12V
Terminals	copper; 10-32 thread and 5/16"-24 thread. Brass hex nuts and lock washers included
Bracket	Straight
Bracket mounting	Holes 5/16" x 19/32", 2-13/64" on center
Breather hole	no
UL Marine & CE ISO 8846 Marine	Not listed

COLE HERSEE 24103 Cross Reference

We have 1 alternatives for the 24103 by COLE HERSEE:

• CHS24103