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The T0-2-15114/IVS Step Switch is engineered for installation within service distribution boards, accommodating a maximum current of 20 A. With a configuration of two contact units and a total of four contacts arranged at a 90° switching angle, this device provides a maintained operation with an Off position.
Operating within a temperature range of -25 °C to 50 °C, the switch is suitable for various environments. The enclosure is constructed from plastic and offers a degree of protection rated at IP30, making it appropriate for indoor applications. This model adheres to several international standards including UL, CE, and CSA, ensuring compliance and reliability in performance.
The unit features a rated short-time withstand current (Icw) of 320 A for one second, with a rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) of 6000 V AC. It operates at a maximum frequency of 1200 operations per hour and is designed to handle diverse motor power ratings depending on the voltage and phase, with assigned motor power reaching up to 7.5 HP at 460/480 V in three-phase applications.
Furthermore, the switch is equipped with a black thumb grip for user interface and installation flexibility. The mechanical lifespan is rated for up to 400,000 operations, ensuring longevity and durability in demanding settings. Notably, the design number associated with this product is 15114, facilitating identification and reference.
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