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Many 36 Volt Golf Cart & Utility Vehicle Heavy Duty White Rogers 586 Series Solenoid
Product Description
This is a factory replacement heavy duty solenoid is a continuous duty 36 volt White Rogers #586 series with 4 silver terminals. Although this is an E-Z-GO factory made solenoid, it can be used in many applications.
This soleniod will fit the following 36 volt electric golf carts and utility vehicles:
- Club Car Industrial Vehicles made from 1988 to Present. (Club Car # 1016072)
- Columbia Golf Carts. (Columbia # 71458-87)
- E-Z-GO Marathon, Medalist, and TXT Golf Carts, the 950 Shuttle Series Personnel Carriers, the 775 and 875 Industrial Carts, the 804 Turf Truck, the Workhorse 1000 Truck, and the Clays Car and ST Sport Utility Vehicles made from 1989 to Present. (EZGO # 20468-G1)
- Jacobsen Utility Vehicles (Jacobsen # 556294)
- Melex Golf Carts. (Melex # 510204)
- Taylor-Dunn Golf Cats. (Taylor-Dunn # 72-501-38)
- Yamaha G8, G9, G14, and G16 Model Golf Carts. (Yamaha # JF3-H1950-00)
This solenoid has the following specifications and can be used with a 225-400A controller. Not for use for controller applications larger than 400A as you run a risk of welding the contacts shut in the event of a failure, causing a safety issue and possibly not being able to shut the cart down.
- Voltage: 36V
- Continuous Current: 200 Amp
- Inrush Current: 600 Amp
- Break Current: 200 Amp
- Electrical Life: 100,000 operations
- Contact Bridge Material: Copper Clad AgCd
- Stationary Contact Material: Copper Clad AgCd
- Terminal Material: Copper
For further technical information please click Related Documents to read "Lessons Learned, Why are Fuses and Solenoid Disconnects so Important?" by Richard Csuk, Customer/Technical Service Manager for Alltrax, Inc. It's a great article covering how to properly size your solenoid contactor, pre-charge resistor, diode, and power fuse upgrades for your high performance controller. It also offers a detailed explanation of what make a solenoid "heavy duty", brand names, how to correctly install contactor coil diodes, and pre-charge resistors.
