12V 500A 4-Pin Solenoid Relay for Car Starter and Dual Battery Systems
High-current 12V DC solenoid relay, designed for automotive applications and electrical systems where heavy loads must be controlled via a separate control circuit. It is suitable for dual-battery systems, starting circuits, auxiliary batteries, RVs, commercial vehicles, marine vessels, and custom 12V installations.
The relay operates in a normally open ( NO) configuration: when the coil is not energized, the power circuit remains open. Applying voltage to the control terminals activates the relay, closing the internal contact and allowing current to flow between the main terminals.
This configuration allows for the control of a high-current circuit using a low-current control signal and is particularly useful when separating the control circuit from the power circuit, for example, to connect an auxiliary battery, control high-draw electrical accessories, or manage starting and power supply circuits.
The relay is equipped with 4 terminals: two threaded main terminals for connecting the power circuit and two smaller terminals for controlling the coil. The robust construction with an integrated metal bracket ensures stable mounting
Key features:
12V DC high-current solenoid relay
Normally open (NO) configuration
4 connection terminals
Maximum switching current: 500A
Activation time: approx. 25 ms
Release time: approx. 10 ms
Operating temperature: -30°C to +80°C
Recommended applications:
Automotive systems with dual batteries
Connection and management of auxiliary batteries
12V starting circuits
RV, van, off-road, and commercial vehicles
12V marine systems
High-power electrical accessories
Custom electrical systems
General connection diagram:
Terminal 30: positive input from the power circuit / battery
Terminal 87: output to the device or circuit to be powered
Terminal 85: negative / coil ground
Terminal 86: 12V coil control positive
Technical note: The maximum current of 500A must be considered as a maximum switching or peak value, not as a guaranteed continuous operating value. For high-current installations, cables, cable lugs, fuses, protective devices, and ground points must be properly sized based on the system’s actual power consumption.
Warning: The product must be installed by competent personnel or a qualified installer. Incorrect wiring or undersized components can cause overheating, voltage drops, or damage to the electrical system.
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