Safe and Stable Instant Start
As a critical control component for engine start-up, Foocles starter relays feature an exceptionally high switching current of 200A-250A. It withstands the high current surge during vehicle start-up, ensuring circuit stability and preventing electrical malfunctions.
High-quality pure copper components enable rapid relay response, reducing start-up delay and minimizing engine wear. This enhances the driving experience and ensures vehicle performance in harsh conditions.
Standard bolt interfaces and sockets facilitate easy installation and maintenance, enabling rapid troubleshooting when faults or other issues arise.
Model of Starter Relay
Key Advantages of Foocles Starter Relay Design
By installing a remote control chip, the relay can be remotely activated or deactivated to prevent battery drain.
Capable of withstanding the instantaneous high current surge during startup, ensuring stable current flow and preventing electrical malfunctions.
Current flows through the relay for switching instead of directly through the ignition switch. This extends the switch’s lifespan and reduces replacement costs.
The relay supports voltage specifications including 12V and 24V, making it suitable for various vehicle types such as SUVs, trucks, sedans, and campers.
New Approaches Break Old Deadlocks
People often leave their vehicles running without realizing it, or leave them unused for extended periods, causing the battery to gradually drain and preventing the car from starting. The Foocles Start Relay can be equipped with a wireless control chip to instantly disconnect all electrical devices draining the battery with a single button press.
Different starting relays can be adapted to vehicles with varying voltage or current specifications. We typically offer 12V/24V and 200A/250A starting relays. This already covers vehicles such as passenger cars, trucks, RVs, and construction vehicles.
Durable and Stable in Tough Environments
Foocles uses high-temperature-resistant pure copper enameled wire to ensure that the coil consistently delivers a strong and stable magnetic pull—even after countless on-off cycles.
Over the years, we have continuously optimized and refined the internal structure of our relays to withstand the vibrations encountered during vehicle operation, effectively preventing relay failure.
In addition, our starter relays feature corrosion-resistant, high-temperature enclosures that shield internal components from damage caused by automotive oil contamination and extreme heat, ensuring long-lasting reliability.
When you press the start button or turn the key, if the vehicle makes a clicking sound or no sound at all, you can determine that the starter relay has failed. You can replace the relay or use a multimeter to check the voltage at each position to identify and resolve the issue.
Typically, starting currents can exceed 100A. Without employing a starting relay to indirectly control the starting equipment, the control switch is prone to damage from current surges, leading to increased costs.
The starting relay controls the connection and disconnection of the high-current working circuit via a low-current signal.
