Stancor 586-902 for winch application?
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Laughing Gas
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Stancor 586-902 for winch application?
Hey guys,
I thought I would post this question in the 7.3 because I know a lot of you guys are familiar with the the Stancor 586-902 solenoids commonly used for the glow plugs. Trying to use what I already have, I have a brand new one sitting on the shelf that I never installed when I had my 7.3 before I sold it. I'm looking at installing a Champion 10,000 K winch on my new truck. The specks for the winch are,
Champion model #11006
Motor-Series Wound 3.6 HP / 2.7 kW, 12V DC
Duty cycle intermittent
Run time - 1 minute at 10K current @400 Amps. (Max.)
Stanco 586-902
Duty cycle- Continuous 200 amp / in rush 600.
Whats your guys opinion on using the Stancor?
Thanks for the help.
Brice
I thought I would post this question in the 7.3 because I know a lot of you guys are familiar with the the Stancor 586-902 solenoids commonly used for the glow plugs. Trying to use what I already have, I have a brand new one sitting on the shelf that I never installed when I had my 7.3 before I sold it. I'm looking at installing a Champion 10,000 K winch on my new truck. The specks for the winch are,
Champion model #11006
Motor-Series Wound 3.6 HP / 2.7 kW, 12V DC
Duty cycle intermittent
Run time - 1 minute at 10K current @400 Amps. (Max.)
Stanco 586-902
Duty cycle- Continuous 200 amp / in rush 600.
Whats your guys opinion on using the Stancor?
Thanks for the help.
Brice
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Hey guys,
I thought I would post this question in the 7.3 because I know a lot of you guys are familiar with the the Stancor 586-902 solenoids commonly used for the glow plugs. Trying to use what I already have, I have a brand new one sitting on the shelf that I never installed when I had my 7.3 before I sold it. I'm looking at installing a Champion 10,000 K winch on my new truck. The specks for the winch are,
Champion model #11006
Motor-Series Wound 3.6 HP / 2.7 kW, 12V DC
Duty cycle intermittent
Run time - 1 minute at 10K current @400 Amps. (Max.)
Stanco 586-902
Duty cycle- Continuous 200 amp / in rush 600.
Whats your guys opinion on using the Stancor?
Thanks for the help.
Brice
I thought I would post this question in the 7.3 because I know a lot of you guys are familiar with the the Stancor 586-902 solenoids commonly used for the glow plugs. Trying to use what I already have, I have a brand new one sitting on the shelf that I never installed when I had my 7.3 before I sold it. I'm looking at installing a Champion 10,000 K winch on my new truck. The specks for the winch are,
Champion model #11006
Motor-Series Wound 3.6 HP / 2.7 kW, 12V DC
Duty cycle intermittent
Run time - 1 minute at 10K current @400 Amps. (Max.)
Stanco 586-902
Duty cycle- Continuous 200 amp / in rush 600.
Whats your guys opinion on using the Stancor?
Thanks for the help.
Brice
There are several which are designed with high-amperage continuous duty cycle and switching available.
You may require a 12 Volt Reversing Continuous Duty Solenoid Relay for your Winch Motor. Or, You could only require a Continuous Use - HEAVY DUTY 12v Marine Solenoid.
The Owners Manual under Specifications will list the Amperage Draw for the Motor based on it's Duty Cycle and Load. Use the Highest.
Just a note: If the one you have keeps burning up, you're probably needing to tear the Winch Motor apart and replace the Brushes and clean it up good.
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Laughing Gas
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Thanks for reply.
I was looking at the Albright reverse acting solenoids that are 100 amps. I ran across several post where people have been installing them with their Warn winches. I was thinking if the Albright was only a hundred amp then then Stancore at 200 should work fine but maybe I'm wrong.
I was looking at the Albright reverse acting solenoids that are 100 amps. I ran across several post where people have been installing them with their Warn winches. I was thinking if the Albright was only a hundred amp then then Stancore at 200 should work fine but maybe I'm wrong.
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Got it.
You're going to use it as a Switching Solenoid to turn the power on and off via a remote switch? Yes the Stancor will work.
I thought you were going to use them in the Control Box for the Winch's Hand Controls.
Is this correct?
You're going to use it as a Switching Solenoid to turn the power on and off via a remote switch? Yes the Stancor will work.
I thought you were going to use them in the Control Box for the Winch's Hand Controls.
Is this correct?
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