Eaton RMQ-Titan 3-position Key Switch Head, Momentary, 22 mm Cutout

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RS-stocknr.:
847-5370
Artikelnummer Distrelec:
136-31-001
Fabrikantnummer:
216894 M22-WS3
Fabrikant:
Eaton
Land van herkomst:
DE

Eaton RMQ Titan Key Switch Head, Momentary Actuator Type, 3 Positions - RMQ-Titan / M22 Series - 216894 M22-WS3


Improve safety in your workplace with this key switch head from Eaton. It's on hand to ensure that only authorised keyholders can operate specialist or dangerous machinery. As it uses a momentary actuator, the switch is only activated for as long as you hold the key in position, so there's no chance of accidentally leaving machinery powered on. Three positions offer flexible switching options, and for added security, the key can only be withdrawn when it's in position 0. Typical applications for a device like this include vehicle manufacturing and factory automation lines.

Features & Benefits


• Mechanical durability of 100,000 operations for a long service life

• Impact-resistant titanium bezel means it's a durable choice

• Operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C makes it suitable for demanding environments

• Meets IEC/EN 60947 standards for low-voltage switchgear and control gear, indicating it's safe for use with local and remote switching

Is this product waterproof?


Yes. An IP66 rating indicates this switch is waterproof against high-pressure jets from all directions. It also meets IEC/EN 60068-2-78 and IEC/EN 60068-2-30 standards for climatic proofing against constant and cyclic damp heat, so you can confidently use it in environments where moisture exposure is likely.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Moeller

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