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The EHC200I 200A 12V DC Motor Reversing Contactor is engineered for efficient forward and reverse motor control in medium- to high-current DC applications. Built with durable silver alloy contacts and a compact, sealed design, it delivers consistent switching performance even in challenging environments.
This contactor is a preferred choice for electric vehicles, marine equipment, winches, hydraulic lifts, and renewable energy systems requiring dependable and precise directional control.
| Specification | DATA |
|---|---|
| Model: | EHC200I |
| Rated Contact Current: | 200A |
| Max Contact Switching Voltage: | ≤48VDC |
| Rated Coil Voltage: | 12V, 24V, 48VDC |
| Contact Arrangement: | DPDT Changeover |
| Working Duty: | Intermittent |
The EHC200I is widely used in various industries, including:
Smooth forward/reverse motor operation.
Winches, bow thrusters, and anchor handling.
Forklifts, AGVs, and pallet trucks.
Solar tracking motors and battery-powered systems.
Pumps, service vehicle motors, and auxiliary drives.
Hoists and other DC-powered tools.
Years of experience in high-current contactor production.
Long service life even under frequent switching cycles.
Sealed to resist moisture, dust, and vibration.
Fast delivery for both OEM and aftermarket customers.
Expert engineers available for integration advice.
Coil voltages and terminal configurations tailored to your needs.
200A continuous current rating.
12V,24V 48VDC coil voltage.
Yes, it’s built specifically for forward/reverse DC motor control.
High-grade silver alloy for low resistance and long lifespan.
Yes, the sealed housing offers protection against moisture and dust.
Minimal — occasional inspection of terminals and connections is advised for optimal performance.
Yes, it can be integrated into EV regenerative braking circuits when designed accordingly.
Yes, manufactured according to international compliance requirements.
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