Blue Sea Systems
Blue Sea 7718 - ML-Series Solenoid Switch - Stripped Wire - 12V
SKU 94755·Battery Management
$302.99
7718 - ML-Series Solenoid Switch - Stripped Wire - 12VFor applications where sustained control signals are needed to emulate a normally open relay with a lower current draw.Features: Silver alloy contacts provide high...
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For applications where sustained control signals are needed to emulate a normally open relay with a lower current draw.
Features:
- Silver alloy contacts provide high reliability for switching live loads
- LED output to remotely indicate switch state
- 3/8"- 16 tin-plated copper studs for maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance
- One-piece stainless flange nuts for safe and secure connections
- Label recesses for circuit identification
Technical Specifications:
- Control Circuit Voltage - 10.1 to 16.5 V DC
- Control Circuit Connection - Tinned wire
- Nominal Voltage - 12V DC
- Coil Function - Auto-releasing
- Amperage Operating Current - OFF - 8mA and ON 13mA
- Mechanical Endurance - 100,000 Cycles
- Terminal Ring Diameter Clearance - 1.18" (30mm)
- Terminal Stud Length - .875" (22mm)
- Terminal Stud Size - 3/8" - 16 (M10)
In the Box:
- 7718 Solenoid
- Contura Switch w/integrated LED
- Instruction Manual
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BrandBlue Sea Systems
SKU94755
TypeBattery Management
Good to know
- Genuine Blue Sea Systems product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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