TW C1 Contactor
A great solenoid contactor for 3" Ampflow motors.
$60.00
TW-C1 TW C1 Contactor <p align="left"><font color="00ff66" size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">A great solenoid contactor for 3" Ampflow motors.<br> 24VDC coil @ 0.5A<br> SPDT Type so you can wire a motor for braking<br> Compact size, 1.30"x1.45"x 3.21"<br> Weight: only 8oz </font></p> <p align="left"><font color="#CCCCCC" size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">48 VDC Current Ratings<br> </font><font size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><font color="00ff66" size="2">Continuous: 80A<br> 3 min. : 240A<br> 25 sec: 500A </font></font></p> <p align="left"><font color="00ff66" size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Pair up this solenoid with one of our <a href="rc_interfaces.html" target="_top">R/C switches</a> for a complete robot weapon activation system.</font></p>
A
great
solenoid contactor for 3" Ampflow motors.
24VDC coil @ 0.5A
SPDT Type so you can wire a motor for braking
Compact size, 1.30"x1.45"x 3.21"
Weight: only 8oz
48
VDC Current Ratings
Continuous:
80A
3 min. : 240A
25 sec: 500A
Pair
up this solenoid with one of our R/C
switches for a complete robot
weapon activation system.
I've always used Rodgers-White style solenoids, but my recent MW bot was tight on space. I've also broken quite a few casings on the R-W style. I tried the TW-C1 at Robogames 2011 and it worked great!
5/16/2009
Team OverKill
Not so good with high impacts
The C1 contactor is easy to drive and does a great job up to it's current rating. They break far to easily under high shock conditions, no matter how well supported or padded they are.
$60.00 
Dimensions 
Compact and light
Not so good with high impacts
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