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Question:

Do you offer a 3 position "spring return" switch?

Answer

Yes, all of our 3 position switches at this time are available as "spring return" and "maintained" models.

FAQ ID: 344

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Question:

What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Centsable Incandescent Indicators & Illuminated Switches?

Answer

83 ma.

FAQ ID: 738

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Question:

What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Centsable LED Indicators?

Answer

26 ma.

FAQ ID: 739

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Question:

What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Centsable Incandescent Indicators & Illuminated Switches?

Answer

20 ma.

FAQ ID: 740

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Question:

What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Centsable LED Indicators?

Answer

5 ma.

FAQ ID: 741

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Question:

Are your foot switches maintained or momentary?

Answer

All of our foot switches are spring-return to the UP position, where the contacts are at their default state. The are not maintained type pedals. All but the RED unit also include a safety actuating lever which must be pushed in with your foot before you can press down on the pedal.

FAQ ID: 1109

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Question:

Can the same 30mm Cutler-Hammer selector switch operator be changed to be a 2 position or 3 position unit?

Answer

Yes. If you remove the knob/lever from the body, there is a plastic piece that interfaces between the knob/lever and the body. It usually sticks into either the knob/lever or body when they are separated, so you will have to physically remove this piece. This piece has a wedge-shaped extrusion that fits into one of three wedge-shaped notches in the body. Each of the wedge-shaped notches in the body piece has a number molded in the notch itself, either 2, 3, or 4. Place the raised notch from the plastic piece into the notch labeled 2 for a 2-position selector switch, or 3 for a 3-position selector switch. Our switches don't use the 4-position option. Note that this only applies to the Cutler-Hammer 30mm selector switches we sell.

FAQ ID: 1123

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Question:

Are all the Schmersal keyed selector switches keyed the same?

Answer

Yes, they all have the same key "EKM 30". However we do not sell a replacement key for those switches.

FAQ ID: 1643

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