SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Non-Illuminated Selector Switches With Contact Block

Dayton non-illuminated selector switches are used to operate machinery in different settings. These normally opened switches can be momentarily shifted to different positions and maintained. They are CE, CSA, IEC and UL compliant, offering safe operation. These units feature metal / plastic construction to prevent ingress of water and solid foreign objects. They also prevent from external formation of ice on the enclosure. They come with a contact block that encloses the contacts, which in turn helps to "make or break" the electric circuit. Choose from a wide range of these switches, available in extended lever, keyed and lever type operators on Raptor Supplies.

Appleton Electric selector switch assemblies are used with magnetic starters & contactors for remote control of motors and providing circuit control & selection. They feature silver cadmium oxide construction for corrosion resistance & positive contacts, and have clearly marked terminals & brass screws to ensure quick & easy wiring. These UL listed, explosion proof & dust-ignition proof assemblies are ideal for installation in petrochemical plants & chemical refineries. They are NEMA 3 rated to protect against dust & debris, offer maintained / momentary actions for preventing accidental injuries & On/Off functions, and are IP54 rated for protecting sensitive electrical components from damage. Choose from a broad range of these assemblies, available in 2 & 4 circuit contact forms to provide additional functionality to the switches.

Dayton non-illuminated selector switches operate machinery in different settings, initially selected in the normally open or closed orientation. These units are made from metal / plastic, offering protection against corrosion and the ingress of foreign objects. They are equipped with a chrome plate / zinc die-cast & plastic bezel that resists corrosive agents, spraying or seepage of oil and coolants, and damage from the external formation of ice on the enclosure. Dayton switches come with a contact block that encloses the contacts, which in turn helps to "make or break" the electric circuit. These units are available with in keyed, lever or extended lever-type operator variants.