Non-Illuminated Selector Switches With Contact Block

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.

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 for protection against dust & debris. They offer maintained actions to prevent accidental injuries and are 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.