Eaton
Eaton 8004K52N1V2 Rocker Switch Black Momentary On/Off/Momentary On
DPDT rocker switch rated 15 A at 125 V AC with 6 quick-connect terminals, momentary on/off/momentary on action and IP54 sealing
- DPDT switching controls two circuits independently
- Momentary on/off/momentary on returns to centre automatically
- 10 A at 250 V AC and 15 A at 28 V DC ratings
- IP54 sealing resists dust and water splashes
- 250 in quick-connect tabs enable fast wiring
Eaton 8004K52N1V2 Rocker Switch
This Eaton rocker switch provides a momentary on/off/momentary on action with a DPDT contact form. It is built for panel-mount applications that need a non-illuminated black actuator and six quick-connect tabs.
Thermals noise and power draw
The switch carries AC ratings of 10 A at 250 V and 15 A at 125 V, plus a DC rating of 15 A at 28 V. An IP54 rating protects the contacts from dust and splashing water during normal operation.
DPDT momentary on/off/momentary on function
The three-position momentary action returns to the centre off position from either direction. Buyers who need a maintained on/off/on toggle or a single-pole switch should look for a different contact configuration.
Highlights
- DPDT switching controls two circuits independently
- Momentary on/off/momentary on returns to centre automatically
- 10 A at 250 V AC and 15 A at 28 V DC ratings
- IP54 sealing resists dust and water splashes
- 250 in quick-connect tabs enable fast wiring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the six quick-connect tabs on this Eaton 8004K52N1V2 switch?
Use 0.250 in quick-connect terminals on all six tabs; the DPDT momentary on/off/momentary on function means the centre position is off and both outer positions are momentary, so wire each pole to its common and two throw terminals.
What maintenance will the switch need over time?
The IP54-rated sealed body and non-illuminated rocker require no routine maintenance; if the momentary return action becomes stiff or the 10 A at 250 V AC / 15 A at 28 V DC contacts wear, replace the entire switch.
What is the first limit reached during continuous high-current use?
The AC contact rating of 10 A at 250 V or 15 A at 125 V will be the limiting factor; sustained loads above these values can overheat the contacts before the DC 15 A at 28 V or 3/4 hp motor rating is reached.
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