For professionals in the electrical engineering and automation sectors, selecting components that meet stringent technical requirements is crucial. The MPS2 series switch offers a reliable solution with its robust specifications tailored for industrial and commercial applications.
Operating at a rated voltage of 220 VDC, this illuminated switch provides clear visibility even in low-light conditions thanks to its illumination feature and clear plastic construction. Its durable design can withstand operational temperatures ranging from -25 to 70 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for diverse environments.
The MPS2 switch complies with several international standards and approvals, including CSA C22.2 No. 14, DIN 40050-9, EN 50013, IEC/EN 60073, IEC/EN 60529, IEC/EN 60947-1, IEC/EN 60947-5-1, IEC/EN 60947-5-5, and UL 508. These certifications ensure the product meets high safety and performance benchmarks required by industry regulations.
With a rated insulation voltage of up to 690 V and an impulse withstand voltage of 6 kV, the switch is designed to handle significant electrical demands safely. It features a contact configuration of one normally open (1NO) contact which simplifies circuit designs where an open state is preferred until activation.
The actuator type is a long handle which facilitates easy operation while the maintained function ensures that once actuated into position B or C it remains there until manually reset. This makes it ideal for applications requiring consistent operation without frequent manual intervention.
Additionally, the switch supports a rated thermal current of up to 10 A providing ample capacity for various industrial loads. The cutout size stands at a standard dimension of 22 mm allowing straightforward integration into existing panels or control systems without extensive modifications.
In summary this MPS2 series switch combines reliability with compliance offering engineers confidence in both performance and safety across multiple settings ensuring seamless integration into your projects whether they be new installations or upgrades within existing frameworks.