12V Headlamp Main Beam & Dim Relay for Case IH Tractors

Description

When you flip your headlight switch and nothing happens, or when you can’t switch between high and low beams, chances are your headlamp relay has given up the ghost. This little electrical switch controls power to your tractor’s headlights, and when it fails, you’re left squinting through the darkness trying to get your work done. This 12-volt replacement relay gets your Case IH’s lights working properly again, so you can see where you’re going when the sun goes down.

What You’re Getting

• Controls both main beam (high) and dim (low) headlight functions in one compact unit
• Standard DIN 72552 terminal configuration that follows industry wiring standards
• Built to handle the electrical loads of modern tractor lighting systems
• Direct plug-in replacement that uses your existing wiring harness
• Reliable switching action that won’t leave you in the dark during critical work

Built for Real Farm Work

This relay fits a wide range of Case IH tractors from the compact CX50 utility models up through the bigger Maxxum series row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a small farm operation with a CX80 or covering serious acreage with a Maxxum 5250, this relay handles the headlight switching for tractors that see everything from daily chores to long harvest nights.

Made to Last

Farm equipment electronics have to survive vibration, temperature swings, and the occasional dose of moisture that finds its way into electrical panels. This relay is designed to handle those conditions and keep switching reliably. The sealed construction keeps corrosion at bay while the heavy-duty contacts handle repeated cycling without burning out.

Good to Know

Most of these relays plug into a socket in your tractor’s electrical panel – usually in the cab or under a side panel. Check your owner’s manual for the exact location, as it varies by series. If you’re having intermittent headlight problems, try swapping this relay with another identical one first – sometimes a quick swap will tell you if the relay’s the problem before you order a replacement.