Honeywell
Honeywell BZ-2RW82-A2 Snap Action Switch Lever Long Roller Actuator SPDT
A snap-action SPDT switch with a long roller lever rated 15 A at 480 V AC and 240 V DC
- Reliable circuit control with 15 A AC rating at 480 V
- Dependable DC switching at 15 A and 240 V
- Versatile wiring via SPDT contact form for two-circuit operation
- Durable long roller lever actuator measuring 1.9 in for precise actuation
- Secure mounting on 1.00 in centres with screw terminals
Product Identity
The Honeywell BZ-2RW82-A2 is a snap-action switch with a lever and long roller actuator designed for SPDT circuit control. It suits maintenance engineers and OEM integrators who need a reliable electromechanical interlock for industrial machinery or fixed automation panels.
Thermals and Power Draw
The switch carries 15 A at 480 V AC or 15 A at 240 V DC through screw terminals without active cooling. Its compact body measuring 1.94 in wide by .95 in high by .07 in deep adds negligible heat to the enclosure during normal operation.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Contacts rated for continuous 15 A service maintain stable resistance over repeated actuation cycles at the 1.9 in lever travel. The 1.00 in mounting centres keep alignment secure under vibration so the actuator returns cleanly without contact bounce or drift.
Highlights
- Reliable circuit control with 15 A AC rating at 480 V
- Dependable DC switching at 15 A and 240 V
- Versatile wiring via SPDT contact form for two-circuit operation
- Durable long roller lever actuator measuring 1.9 in for precise actuation
- Secure mounting on 1.00 in centres with screw terminals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the screw terminals on this BZ-2RW82-A2 switch and what is the common mistake?
Connect wires to the screw terminals following the SPDT circuit diagram; the common error is reversing the normally open and normally closed contacts.
What maintenance will the long roller actuator need over time?
Periodically inspect the 1.9 in lever and roller for wear or debris; replace the switch if actuation becomes inconsistent.
At what current limit does the contact rating become the limiting factor during sustained operation?
The 15 A rating at 480 V AC or 240 V DC is the primary limit; sustained loads above this will overheat the contacts.
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