12V 3-Terminal Heavy Duty Continuous Solenoid Relay for Golf Carts Marine 200A
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12V 3-Terminal Heavy Duty Continuous Solenoid Relay for Golf Carts Marine 200A
This 12V 3-terminal heavy duty continuous solenoid relay handles 200A for golf carts and marine applications, switching high current to motors and winches with a simple coil trigger.
Overview
This 12V 3-terminal heavy duty continuous solenoid relay is rated for 200A and built for golf carts and marine electrical systems. It acts as a high-current switch, allowing a small control signal to engage the main power circuit. This continuous duty solenoid relay is ideal for motors, winches, and auxiliary loads that run for extended periods.
Built For Performance
- Continuous duty design handles sustained 200A loads without overheating
- 3-terminal configuration simplifies wiring with coil and battery posts
- Sealed housing protects against moisture, dust, and salt spray
- Copper contacts provide low resistance and reliable engagement
- 12V coil operates with standard golf cart and marine control circuits
Fits These Machines
- for Golf Carts
- for Marine Systems
On-The-Job Use
- Switch power to a golf cart drive motor during acceleration
- Engage a marine anchor winch or trim motor under load
- Control auxiliary lighting or pumps in 12V battery systems
Specs At A Glance
| Voltage | 12V |
| Terminals | 3 |
| Duty Cycle | Continuous |
| Current Rating | 200A |
Good To Know
Q: Can this solenoid relay stay engaged continuously? A: Yes, it is designed for continuous duty, so it can remain closed under load without burning out, making it suitable for motor and winch applications.
Q: How do I wire a 3-terminal solenoid? A: Connect the small coil terminal to a switched 12V signal, ground the other coil post, and run the large battery and load terminals in series with your high-current circuit.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.