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Originally Posted by tomy
I just realized that I did that. Thanks for noticing. The information on it says:
MSA
9333/0150
12 VDC-ID
I only know the current because I hooked it up to a bench top power supplies and measured the max current.
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Looks like a Magnet Schultz label. The top line (MSA) indicates that.
The second line is a model and date code. I could not find a standard model 9333, but that may just indicate this model was made for a particular customer; i.e., the company that donated these parts to you.
The third line indicates that the part is rated for 12V DC, intermittent duty.
What are the dimensions? Body diameter, rod diameter, and overall length should be sufficient to compare this part against an equivalent standard part. An ohmmeter measurement at the electrical leads will be sufficient to compare against an equivalent continuous duty rated one.
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