Meterk 12V 300A 4-Terminal Solenoid Relay Nickel-Plating
A 12 VDC four-terminal solenoid relay rated for 300 A transient current with nickel-plated housing and copper contacts
- Fit and compatibilityOut-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors
- Labor warranty1 Year
- Product typeRelays
- Key featuresWidely Use
- Parts warranty1 Year
- Handles 300 A peak current for reliable heavy-duty starts
- Continuous 150 A rating keeps golf carts and winches running
- Nickel-plated cover and potted coil resist water and dust
- Copper 5/16 in studs cut resistance and power loss
- Replaces seven common part numbers including 3635820 and 1114208
Product identity
The Meterk 12V 300A four-terminal solenoid relay is a nickel-plated SPST switch rated for a maximum transient current of 300 amps. It is built for 12-volt DC systems in golf carts, heavy-duty winches and marine applications.
Who this suits
Installers needing a water-resistant and dustproof relay with 5/16-24 contact studs and bracket mounting holes spaced 2-13/64 inches on centre. Buyers requiring continuous current above 150 amps or a duty cycle longer than five minutes with a 20-second cool-down should look elsewhere.
Installation checks
Verify that your system runs on 12VDC and that the coil resistance of 14 ohms matches the control circuit. Confirm the straight bracket with 5/16 by 19/32 inch holes fits the available mounting surface and that the four-terminal wiring layout matches the existing harness.
How it compares
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- Price $22.99
- Cheaper than about 57% of the 125 comparable items (median $26.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Meterk |
| Model name | Hand Rivet Nut Setter Kit |
| Part number | 3635820 ,1114208,1114218 |
| Product type | Relays |
| Compatibility | |
| Fit and compatibility | Out-Opening, Narrow Stile, Store Front Doors |
Questions about this item
What voltage supply does the 12 VDC solenoid coil require to operate?
The coil is rated for 12 VDC and draws 10.2 W at a resistance of 14 Ω.
Can the relay share a 12 V system with an existing 80 A fuse and wiring?
Yes, continuous working current is recommended under 150 A and typical use is around 80 A, so standard 12 V circuits are compatible.
How can I verify the relay is functioning correctly after installation?
Listen for the audible click when energised and measure voltage drop across the 5/16-24 contact studs; it should be minimal under load.
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