Dayton 13E670 AC line switch kit for models 13E650 13E651 13E654 13E655
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Eaton
A 4.0 in mounting holder secures a remote keypad for DG1 drives with plug-in installation
The Eaton DXG-KEY-HOLDER is a plug-in mounting bracket designed to secure a remote keypad for DG1 drives. It provides a fixed location for the operator interface on industrial control panels or machinery enclosures.
This holder replaces ad-hoc mounting methods or direct panel cut-outs for the keypad. The jump is worth it when a secure, dedicated plug-in attachment is required for the DG1 drive's remote interface.
Verify the drive is a DG1 series unit compatible with this plug-in holder. Confirm the enclosure provides a 4.0 in by 2.0 in opening with 4.0 in depth for the unit to seat correctly.
| Brand | EATON |
|---|---|
| Type | Motors |
The holder measures 4.0 in high, 2.0 in wide and 4.0 in deep.
The unit plugs directly into the DG1 drive; the step often missed is seating the connector fully until it clicks.
The holder is a passive mechanical part with no moving contacts; no scheduled replacement is required.
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