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Value Brand Snap Action Switch Panel Mount Plunger Roller Actuator 15A 480V SPDT
Panel-mount snap-action switch with roller plunger actuator, 15 A at 480 V SPDT contacts, screw terminals on 1.00 in centres
- Panel mount design enables secure equipment installation
- 15 A at 480 V rating handles demanding power circuits
- SPDT contact form provides flexible switching configurations
- Roller actuator delivers smooth mechanical operation
- 00 in mounting centres simplify panel layout
Snap Action Switch 15A 480V SPDT
This Value Brand snap action switch is a panel-mounted limit device with a plunger and roller actuator. It carries a 15 A rating at 480 V AC in an SPDT contact form. The unit measures 1.7 in high by 1.94 in wide and uses screw terminals for wiring. It mounts on 1.00 in centers and is supplied new.
For machinery safety and position sensing
This switch suits engineers wiring safety interlocks, end-of-travel limits or sequence controls on industrial equipment where a roller actuator reduces wear. Buyers needing a different actuator style, a higher current rating or a different contact configuration should look elsewhere.
15 A 480 V AC SPDT rating
The decisive specification is the 15 A at 480 V AC SPDT contact rating; the circuit must not exceed these values. The 1.00 in mounting centers and screw terminals must also match the panel layout and wiring method.
Highlights
- Panel mount design enables secure equipment installation
- 15 A at 480 V rating handles demanding power circuits
- SPDT contact form provides flexible switching configurations
- Roller actuator delivers smooth mechanical operation
- 00 in mounting centres simplify panel layout
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the panel cut-out dimensions for the 1.00 in mounting centres?
The switch mounts on 1.00 in centres; drill two holes spaced exactly 1.00 in apart to match the mounting pattern.
Which terminal screws should be tightened first when wiring the SPDT contacts?
Connect the common, normally open and normally closed wires to the screw terminals, then tighten each screw fully before applying power.
How often should the roller actuator be inspected for wear?
Inspect the roller actuator periodically for flat spots or binding; replace the switch if the roller no longer rotates freely.
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