S114-438
S114-438
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
S114-438
Yanmar FN12; 12V, 1.4kW, 20T
Confirm 20T pinion, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation, 12V, 1.4kW, solenoid position and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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This S114-438 product line for Yanmar FN12 is aimed at B2B buyers handling starter demand. The 12V, 1.4kW, 20T specification helps separate this configuration from related units when several similar starters pass through the same parts counter.
Equipment dealer teams handling tender quotation should send S114-438, the Yanmar FN12 record, required quantity, destination and delivery timing together. Add straight drive-end and terminal-side photographs of the removed starter. Elecdura can then address consistent rebuild-bench identification, mixed-SKU export packing and the correct physical configuration in one useful commercial offer.
| Primary order identity | S114-438 |
| Target application | Yanmar FN12 |
| Starter design | Hitachi-type replacement |
| System voltage | 12V |
| Rated output | 1.4kW |
| Pinion identification | 20T / confirm dimensions from the removed unit |
| OE / reference group | S114-438 |
| Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
| Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
Ask the workshop to photograph 20T pinion, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation without perspective distortion. The same photo set should show the mounting register and the pinion position relative to the flange; these points determine whether a starter that looks similar can actually seat and engage correctly.
Use the machine plate or removed-starter label to confirm 12V; retain the listed 1.4kW and 20T data in the same record. Check cable-stud size and orientation before accepting a sample, since terminal interference may only become visible at installation.
Purchasing records should preserve S114-438 with the Yanmar FN12 application. Alternate numbers can support a search, but they should not replace the main line until the complete physical and electrical specification agrees; uncertain alternatives are clearer when quoted as separate items.
For tender quotation, keep S114-438, Yanmar FN12, 12V, 1.4kW and 20T on one purchasing record. At goods-in, review branch stock-location control before releasing the lot. This gives the equipment dealer a documented basis for consistent rebuild-bench identification when the next order is raised.
Wholesale buyers may combine an initial verification order with a forward replenishment plan, provided each reference remains clearly separated. Normal terms are MOQ 20 pieces, 7–15 days after confirmation and an 18-month warranty; packing and freight are quoted for the stated destination.
Demand from a mobile diesel service network should keep S114-438 tied to Yanmar FN12. For tender quotation, the equipment dealer can use an engine-rebuild allocation, archive the carton and lot label and review branch stock-location control at goods-in. This supports consistent rebuild-bench identification while keeping mixed-SKU export packing visible.
This video shows Elecdura production and electrical-testing capability for starter-motor supply. It supports supplier evaluation; the S114-438 order should still be based on the listed application, electrical data and physical unit checks.
Equipment dealer teams should tie S114-438 to Yanmar FN12, 12V, 1.4kW, 20T and the removed-unit photographs before requesting price. For tender quotation, state quantity, destination and delivery timing, then review branch stock-location control. Ask Elecdura to address mixed-SKU export packing and consistent rebuild-bench identification in the same quotation.
Use active Yanmar FN12 customers or machines, recent usage, replenishment time and the cost of an emergency shortage. Separate trial pieces from normal branch stock and project demand. A defined reorder point is more reliable than buying a mixed group only when one urgent workshop request appears. Keep S114-438 traceable through tender quotation.
Compare 20T pinion, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation with the removed starter, using a straight flange view and a side view parallel to the shaft. Also inspect the locating surface and drive projection. Matching only paint, motor diameter or one mounting ear can hide a difference that affects installation or pinion engagement. Link S114-438 photographs to the branch stock-location control record.
Check the machine electrical system, old-starter label and service record before ordering. Keep 1.4kW, 20T and the terminal arrangement in the same comparison. A starter can have a similar flange but the wrong voltage, output or cable layout, so these facts should be confirmed together. Carry the S114-438 result into mixed-SKU export packing.
List every complete alternate on a separate RFQ line and state whether it came from a label, invoice or parts record. Compare voltage, output, pinion, mounting and terminals before treating it as interchangeable. If one point remains uncertain, request a separate offer instead of combining the numbers. Retain S114-438 for consistent rebuild-bench identification and receiving review.
Confirm carton count, labels and visible condition before sampling. On selected units, compare the pinion, mounting face, solenoid and terminals with the confirmed record. Isolate any damaged or different unit with carton and lot photographs before the remainder is released to normal Yanmar FN12 inventory. Retain the S114-438 result for tender quotation.
A sample is useful when the old label is incomplete, the application record is uncertain or several similar housings are in local stock. Confirm the sample against mounting, drive and electrical details before scaling the order. Keep the accepted photographs and measurements for later purchasing and receiving checks. File S114-438 with the branch stock-location control check.
Neutral packaging is available, and private-label requirements can be reviewed for qualified orders. Send the expected quantity, artwork, label fields, carton preference and destination early. Elecdura will confirm what can be supported, any additional preparation and the effect on lead time before the order is finalized. Use S114-438 when arranging mixed-SKU export packing.
Email info@elecdurauto.com with S114-438, Yanmar FN12 details, old-unit photographs, quantity, delivery country and required date. Elecdura will reply with the matching 12V 1.4kW 20T offer, availability, packing, lead time and freight options.