5000- 7000LB 12V 500A Winch Solenoid Relay Contactor for Warn Badlands

Winch Solenoid Relay Contactor for Warn Badlands

This winch solenoid relay contactor for Warn and Badlands winches is a 12V, 500A switching unit designed for winches rated 5000 to 7000 pounds. It manages the high-current circuit between the battery and winch motor, allowing smooth directional control. This replacement contactor provides a dependable electrical connection for demanding recovery operations.

Overview

This 5000 to 7000-pound 12V 500A winch solenoid relay contactor for Warn and Badlands models controls the flow of battery power to the winch motor, letting you switch between power-out and power-in modes. It is a drop-in replacement for a worn-out solenoid pack or relay on your winch. The contactor delivers a heavy-duty 500-amp switching capability for reliable operation in tough conditions.

Built For Performance

• 500A current capacity sustains high-draw winch motors during heavy pulls.
• 12V coil voltage is standard for automotive and off-road electrical systems.
• Moisture-resistant construction protects contacts from water splashes and rain.
• Large brass studs provide a solid connection point for thick battery cables.
• Aluminum base acts as a heat sink and provides stable mounting.
• Designed for intermittent duty, matching winch usage patterns.

Fits These Machines

• for Warn winches
• for Badlands winches

On-The-Job Use

• Used on a trailer-mounted winch to pull vehicles onto a flatbed.
• Installed on a truck bumper winch for self-recovery in off-road trails.
• Operates a garage winch for lifting heavy equipment or engine parts.
• Replaces a failed solenoid on a 5000 to 7000-pound winch system.

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Will this contactor replace the original solenoid pack on my Badlands winch? A: This 12V 500A unit is designed to replace the solenoid assembly on most 5000 to 7000-pound Badlands and Warn winches. Verify your winch's current draw and terminal configuration to ensure a match.

Q: Does this relay contactor require any special wiring? A: No, it uses standard battery cable connections and operates from a low-current remote switch, just like the original solenoid. You can typically reuse your existing wiring and remote control.

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