$116.51
Rated at 24 volts, this Raymond solenoid coil is the electromagnetic winding that generates the magnetic field a solenoid uses to pull its plunger and actuate a contactor, valve, or linkage when energized. The 24 volt rating has to match the truck's control voltage, since a coil built for the wrong voltage fails to pull in or overheats. It is replaced when the winding opens, shorts, or drops out.
Rated at 24 volts, this Raymond solenoid coil is the electromagnetic winding that generates the magnetic field a solenoid uses to pull its plunger and actuate a contactor, valve, or mechanical linkage when energized. The 24 volt rating has to match the truck's control voltage, since a coil built for the wrong voltage either fails to pull in or overheats and burns out. As the coil portion of the solenoid, it is the part that is replaced when the winding opens, shorts, or drops out from heat and age while the surrounding hardware is still good.
A failed coil leaves the solenoid unable to actuate, so the function it controls stops working until the coil is replaced. This is a Raymond part rated for 24 volt operation. Match the coil to the one coming off by its voltage and physical size, since both govern whether it energizes correctly and fits the solenoid body.
