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Dayton 30G285 Keyed Selector Switch 22 mm 2 Position
Keyed selector switch fits a 22 mm panel cut-out and provides two maintained positions with key removal possible in any position
- Keyed security with 455 key number
- Two maintained positions for clear on/off control
- 22 mm mounting fits standard panels
- NEMA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4X rated enclosure
- Chrome metal bezel resists wear and corrosion
Keyed Selector Switch 22 mm Two Position
The Dayton 30G285 is a 22 mm keyed selector switch with two maintained positions. It is designed for control panels that require authorised operator access. The chrome metal bezel and black operator head suit industrial machinery and automation equipment.
Maintained Action Chrome Metal Bezel
The maintained action keeps the selected position until the key is turned again. Key removal is possible in any position using the included key number 455. NEMA 1, 2, 3, 4 and 4X ratings confirm suitability for indoor and outdoor environments with water and dust exposure.
Check Panel Cutout And Circuit Requirements
Verify that your panel provides a standard 22 mm mounting hole for this operator. Ensure the contact block and cam arrangement match your control circuit because no cam is included. Confirm the NEMA ratings meet the enclosure specification for the installation location.
Highlights
- Keyed security with 455 key number
- Two maintained positions for clear on/off control
- 22 mm mounting fits standard panels
- NEMA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4X rated enclosure
- Chrome metal bezel resists wear and corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What NEMA ratings does the 22 mm selector switch carry?
The switch is listed for NEMA 1, 2, 3, 4 and 4X enclosures, covering indoor, outdoor and wash-down environments.
What panel cut-out and bezel clearance does the 22 mm switch require?
It mounts in a standard 22 mm cut-out with a chrome metal bezel that sits flush on the panel surface.
How is the keyed operator installed and which step is often missed?
Insert the operator through the 22 mm hole, secure the locking nut from behind, then fit the contact block — forgetting the locking nut is the common error.
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