AS 35850 DC 12V Motorcycle Starter Solenoid Relay
Product Description
Brand |
Dr. Solenoid |
Model Number |
AS 35850 |
Rated Voltage (V) |
DC 6V , 8 V or 12 V |
Current |
20-100 A |
Work Mode |
Battery current Starter |
Insulation Resistance |
20 Ω |
Valve |
Starter Solenoid |
Circuitry |
SPST |
Service Life |
300,000 times |
Certification |
CE,ROHS,ISO9001, |
Material |
Carbon Steel Housing with Zinc Plated Coating |
Terminal. |
1/4M-28 zinc-plated steel stud |
Install Style |
Adjustable Screw |
Tolerance of Dimension |
+/- 0.1 MM |
Water-proof |
None |
Insulation Class |
F 155 Degree |
Hi-Pot Test |
AC 600V 50/60Hz 2s |
Non-excitation Holding Force |
0 |
Working Temperature |
-10°C-100°C |
Duty Cycle |
1-100% |
Thread Depth(mm) |
/ |
Payment Term |
TT, or LC At Sight |
Sample Order |
Yes |
Warranty |
1 Year |
MOQ |
1000 pcs |
Supply Ability |
5000 pcs per Week |
Delivery Time |
30 Days |
Port of Loading |
shenzhen |
Product detail diagram
Unit Features:
1 High quality &easy to install:
2 made of copper coil inside,
3 rust-proof, easy to ignite,
4 oxidation-resistant and high temperature-resistant.
5 The contacts are silver alloy can improve the service life of the whole relay.
Why is the starter relay damaged?
A motorcycle's starter relay can become damaged due to several reasons. One of the most common causes is natural wear and tear over time. The internal components of the relay, such as the electrical contacts and solenoid, can wear out due to constant use.
Another reason is the accumulation of dirt and corrosion on the electrical contacts. This can make it difficult for the relay to make a solid electrical connection and, as a result, you may experience failures when trying to start the bike.
Additionally, problems in the motorcycle's electrical system, such as unstable voltages or current spikes, can also damage the starter relay.
How to correctly connect a motorcycle starter relay
Correctly connecting a starter relay is essential to ensure that it works effectively and that the motorcycle engine starts smoothly. Below, we present the basic steps to connect a motorcycle starter relay:
Identify the starter relay:Locate the starter relay on your motorcycle. It is usually located near the battery or in the engine area.
Disconnect the battery:Before working on any electrical component of your motorcycle, be sure to disconnect the battery to avoid short circuits or electrical shock.
Remove the old relay:Disconnect the wires that are connected to the old starter relay and remove it from its bracket.
Install the new relay:Place the new starter relay in place and connect the wires properly. Make sure the cables are secure and there are no loose connections.
Reconnect the battery:Reconnect the motorcycle battery.
Test the boot:Turn the ignition key and check that the starter motor is working properly.
Conclusion:
A motorcycle starter relay is an essential part that can become damaged over time due to wear, dirt, corrosion, or other electrical problems. Connecting it correctly is essential for a safe and efficient start of the motorcycle. If you are experiencing problems starting your motorcycle, consider checking and, if necessary, replacing the starter relay to keep your motorcycle in optimal condition.











