12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal
12V 200A Trombetta 3-terminal solenoid with mounting bracket and copper contact studs.
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Close-up detail views of 12V 200A Trombetta solenoid components including body shell, terminals, and copper coil wire.
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Wiring diagram for 12V 200A Trombetta solenoid showing connections to batteries, alternator, and coach loads.
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12V 200A Trombetta 3-terminal solenoid with mounting bracket and copper contact studs.
Technical diagram showing dimensions of a 12V 200A Trombetta 3-terminal solenoid relay.
Close-up detail views of 12V 200A Trombetta solenoid components including body shell, terminals, and copper coil wire.
Multi-angle view of 12V 200A Trombetta 3-terminal solenoid relay with mounting bracket.
Infographic showing 12V 200A Trombetta solenoid relay applications for RVs, marine boats, golf carts, and winches.
Wiring diagram for 12V 200A Trombetta solenoid showing connections to batteries, alternator, and coach loads.
12V 200A Trombetta 3-terminal solenoid relay shown in a lifestyle graphic with a father and son working on a car engine.

12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal

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12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal

Key Features

  • Voltage: 12V DC
  • Maximum Current: 200A (transient)
  • Duty Cycle: Continuous
  • Configuration: 3-Terminal, Single Pole Single Throw (SPST)
  • Contacts: Normally Open (NO)
  • Terminals: 10-32 threaded studs
  • Housing: Plated steel case with a flat mounting bracket

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Trombetta: 24106
  • Delco: 9341215010
  • Littelfuse: 97240-X
  • MaySpare: 2136

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Commonly used in golf carts, winches, and marine applications.
  • Suitable for battery isolation systems and other heavy-duty 12V switching needs.
  • Compatible with systems from brands including Maxon and Waltco requiring a matching specification.

When to Replace

  • Engine or motor fails to start or engage.
  • Audible clicking from the solenoid without power transfer to the starter or motor.
  • Intermittent operation of the electrical system it controls.
  • Solenoid remains engaged, draining the battery.
  • Visible corrosion or damage at the terminals or housing.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting installation.
  • Clean all cable ends and contact points to ensure a solid electrical connection.
  • Attach wiring according to the original component's configuration.
  • Securely tighten terminal nuts without over-torquing to prevent internal damage.
  • Mount the solenoid body firmly to a chassis or bracket to minimize vibration.
12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 1
12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 2
  • 12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 1

    Fixing Symptoms

    Hard to start the engine | Clicking sound but no cranking | Slow or weak cranking of the starter motor | Intermittent operation, etc
  • 12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 2

    Premium Quality

    Made of high-grade materials and fine craftsmanship to provide exceptional durability for long-time use
  • 12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 3

    Saving Solution

    Enjoy our great-value package with all you need to optimize electrical systems - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble
  • 12V Max 200A Trombetta Solenoid 3-Terminal 4

    Simple Installation

    Please do not remove the inner nuts. When screwing on the outer nuts, use a wrench to hold the inner nut to keep it tight.
WIDE APPLICATION

WIDE APPLICATION

Widely used for automotive applications
WORK LIKE A CHARM

WORK LIKE A CHARM

Nickel-Plating outer shell and 180°C Copper inner coil ensure your solenoid operates safely in any harsh environment with moisture, dust, dirt, water, sand, oil, chemicals,...
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Manufacturer
‎BlueStars
Brand
‎BlueStars
Model
‎Solenoid Relay
Item Weight
‎11.7 ounces
Package Dimensions
‎3.46 x 3.19 x 3.07 inches
Manufacturer Part Number
‎24106

FAQs

This is a 12V DC, 3-terminal solenoid with a maximum transient flash current of 200A. It is designed for a continuous working current of up to 80A. It features a resistance of 14Ω and a capacity of 10.2W.
This solenoid is suitable for heavy-duty 12V switching needs, including battery isolation systems, winches, golf carts, marine applications, and campers. It is compatible with systems from brands such as Maxon and Waltco that require these specific electrical and mounting configurations.
This unit features a flat-base metal case with an 180-degree flat mounting bracket. The load terminals are 5/16"-24 studs, and it uses 10-32 terminals for the control circuit. The mounting holes are 5/16" x 19/32" and are spaced 2-13/64" on center.
Common symptoms of a failing solenoid include a clicking sound when attempting to engage the equipment, the equipment failing to start or operate despite a charged battery, or the solenoid remaining stuck in the 'on' position, which causes the motor to run continuously even after the switch is turned off.
Before installation, ensure your battery is fully charged and inspect all heavy-gauge cables for signs of corrosion or melting. Loose or corroded connections can cause excessive heat and premature failure of the new solenoid. Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before beginning the replacement to prevent accidental shorting.