100A 24V Relay Solenoid 3740150 241-8368 Fit for Industrial Engine C15 C13 C18

Relay Solenoid 3740150 for Industrial Engines

This 100A 24V relay solenoid, with cross-reference numbers 3740150 and 241-8368, is a robust electrical switch used to control high-current circuits in industrial engines. It provides a reliable 100-amp connection at 24 volts, commonly employed to manage starter circuits or fuel shutoff systems in heavy-duty machinery. This solenoid is for industrial engine models such as C15, C13, and C18, ensuring consistent electrical switching in demanding environments.

Overview

This 100A 24V relay solenoid is an electromechanical switch engineered for high-current control in industrial engine applications. It handles up to 100 amps, making it suitable for engaging motors, solenoids, or auxiliary circuits in engines from the C15, C13, and C18 families. Its durable design ensures reliable operation under continuous vibration and temperature extremes.

Built For Performance

• High-current 100A contact rating supports demanding starter and power circuits
• 24V DC coil enables direct integration with standard industrial electrical systems
• Heavy-duty zinc-plated housing provides corrosion resistance in harsh environments
• Large terminal studs allow secure cable connections for high-amperage flow
• Cross-referenced as 241-8368 for easy parts identification

Fits These Machines

• for Caterpillar C15 industrial engine
• for Caterpillar C13 industrial engine
• for Caterpillar C18 industrial engine

On-The-Job Use

• Used in generator sets and power units to switch electrical loads on and off
• Controls fuel shutoff or starting circuits in off-highway trucks and mining equipment
• Manages hydraulic pump engagement in industrial machinery powered by C15, C13, or C18 engines

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: What makes this relay solenoid suitable for industrial engines? A: Its 100A rating and 24V coil match the electrical demands of heavy-duty engine controls, ensuring dependable switching in high-current circuits.

Q: How is this solenoid typically wired in an engine system? A: It connects in series with the load, using the control signal from a switch or ECU to energize the coil and close the contacts to pass current.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.