BA 2631 - Winch Solenoid – 12V

- €40,60

€40,60

€40,60 - €40,60

€40,60

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Winch Solenoid - 12V is a 12-volt solenoid for the electrical control circuit of an electric recovery winch.

The solenoid acts as a high-current contactor between the battery and the winch motor. When energised by the remote or dashboard control switch it closes the heavy contacts that carry the motor current, switching the motor on and reversing its direction for spooling the cable in and out, so that full motor current need not pass through the control switch itself. Supplied as a replacement solenoid for T-Max electric winches.

Fitment Notes ALL LAND ROVER MODELS — T-Max winch 12V solenoid replacement, suits all T-Max winches

Alternative Codes

BA 2631BA2631

In stock 3 units

1 · Gouda 2 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the BA 2631 winch solenoid do?

The BA 2631 is a 12-volt solenoid that acts as the high-current contactor between the battery and an electric winch motor. When the control switch energises it, it closes heavy contacts that carry the motor current and reverse its direction for spooling in and out, so full motor current doesn't pass through the control switch itself.

Which winch does the BA 2631 solenoid fit?

The BA 2631 is a replacement 12-volt solenoid for T-Max electric recovery winches. It suits the T-Max winch range rather than a specific Land Rover model, since it's part of the winch's own electrical circuit. Check that your winch is a 12V T-Max unit before ordering to match the contactor.

How many solenoids does a winch need?

A winch solenoid like the BA 2631 handles switching for the T-Max winch motor circuit. Some 12V winch setups use a single solenoid while others use a pair to control both motor directions, so check how many your existing control box uses before ordering. Replace a failed contactor to restore reliable winching.

What are the signs a winch solenoid has failed?

A failed winch solenoid typically shows as the T-Max winch not running, running in only one direction, or a rapid clicking when the switch is pressed. The internal contacts can wear, stick, or weld over time. Replacing the 12V solenoid usually restores normal motor switching when the motor and battery test good.