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Killark XS-1C Switch Cover 1-Pole 20A 120V Gray
Gray switch cover with On/Off legend includes a 1-pole, 20A switch rated for 120V
- Color MappingGray
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- Designed for EDS series tumbler switches
- Legend On/Off marking aids quick identification
- Includes 1-pole 20A 120V switch
- Gray finish suits industrial environments
- New condition ready for immediate installation
Industrial Switch Cover for EDS Tumbler Switches
The Killark XS-1C front cover fits EDS series tumbler switches in industrial electrical control panels. It includes a single-pole switch rated for 20A at 120V with a clear On/Off legend for operator clarity.
Gray Enclosure Component for Panel Integration
The gray cover mounts directly onto compatible EDS switch bodies to complete the assembly in automation environments. Its industrial-grade construction supports daily operation in control cabinets and machine interfaces where consistent switching is required.
Reliable Switching in Standard Industrial Circuits
The integrated 20A switch handles typical 120V loads without additional thermal management. Normal use produces no audible noise and draws only the power required by the connected circuit, making it suited for continuous-duty panels.
Highlights
- Designed for EDS series tumbler switches
- Legend On/Off marking aids quick identification
- Includes 1-pole 20A 120V switch
- Gray finish suits industrial environments
- New condition ready for immediate installation
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL KILLARK |
|---|---|
| Color Mapping | Gray |
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
Questions about this item
Does the XS-1C cover use a standard NEMA mounting pattern?
The cover mounts to an EDS series tumbler switch body, not a generic NEMA pattern.
What switch body does the XS-1C cover fit?
It fits EDS series tumbler switch bodies; the cover includes a 1-pole, 20A switch rated for 120V.
How is the XS-1C cover installed, and what step is often missed?
Wire the included 20A switch to the circuit, then fasten the cover to the EDS switch body; omitting the gasket compromises the seal.
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