REES 04967-102 Explosion-proof Switch, Right Hand, Status Flag

Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch is a mechanical device ideal for a quick positive shut off of equipment during an emergency or normal operation in hazardous environments. This switch has 2 (NO / NC) SPDT contacts that can control two circuits by pulling a connected cable rope. This switch is particularly suitable for operation in conveyors, assembly lines & material handling systems for safe & quick stopping of equipment.

Features:

• Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch has a right-hand cable pull to actuate the switch and trip the flag arm in actuated position by locking the switch.
• The flag can be manually reset by returning the flag to its normal up position.
• It has a maximum recommended cable length of 100 feet per end with 10 feet of maximum interval support.
• This heavy-duty slack cable style switch can be mounted in any position and can withstand harsh environments due to its rugged construction.

Compatible Accessories:

• Rees 01004-050 Mounting Bracket: This mounting bracket is used to install the switch in desired location.
• Rees 02005-610 Cable: This galvanised steel cable is used to actuate this switch by pulling on it.

Standards and Approvals:

• UL-698
• CSA C22.2
• NEMA Type 7 - Class I, Groups C & D
• NEMA Type 9 - Class II, Groups E, F & G

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is this Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch made of?

A. Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch has aluminium housing with stainless steel hardware & red epoxy-painted heavy-duty flag.

Q. What is the trip force of this Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch?

A. This switch has a 16 lb or 7.3 kg standard actuation (pull) force or trip force.

Q. What are some points to be noted before installation of this Rees 04967-102 explosion-proof switch?

A.

• This switch should be used only in applications where the point-of-operation guarding devices are appropriately installed & maintained according to the necessary OSHA and ANSI regulations & standards.
• Operations without effective point-of-operation safeguards may lead to serious injury to the users.