Key lock switch S860 series
SPDTbipolarelectromechanical

key lock switch
key lock switch
key lock switch
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Characteristics

Type
key lock
Number of poles
SPDT, bipolar
Other characteristics
electromechanical, snap-action, safety
Primary current

10 A

Voltage

400 V

Description

S860 Series keylock switches are fitted with S800 a Series snap-action switches, which have a current rating of 10 A. The S800 a is a Form C SPDT snap-action switch with double-break contacts and positive opening operation, which ensures the failsafe disconnection of the contacts even if they have become welded together after a short-circuit. That is what makes them ideally suited for use in safety-related applications. Thanks to their snap-action mechanism these switches allow for slow actuator speed and, despite their small package size, a failsafe switching of relatively high loads. The locking cylinder functions both as actuator and interlock. There is a fixed detent position for ON and OFF with key pull only in the OFF positon (when contacts are open). The switches are activated by a key that is turned in a circle. Our keylock switches are fitted with a standard locking cylinder and keyway system. However, the cylinder is also available with two alternative keyway systems (see ordering code). Features - Electrical interlocking switches for protection against unauthorised use - Rotary cylinder lock version: - ON and OFF settings slightly engaged - Single or double pole versions available - For the double pole versions the two contacts are always the same type - Suitable for switching purposes in control circuits

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