Eaton EATO tap changer

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The EATO step switch from Eaton is a highly advanced device designed for system power supply. It meets the standards IEC/EN 60947, VDE 0660, IEC/EN 60204, CSA, and UL, making it a reliable choice for various industrial applications. With a rated current of 63 amperes and a rated voltage of up to 690 volts, this step switch delivers robust performance. The design is suitable for installation and features a front panel with an IP65 protection rating, ensuring high resistance to dust and water. The switching angle of 45 degrees and the detent switching behavior with a 0 position allow for precise control. The step switch is equipped with six contacts and offers easy operation via the black knob.

  • Complies with international standards such as IEC/EN 60947 and UL
  • IP65 protection rating for high resistance to environmental influences
  • Detent switching behavior with a 0 position for precise control
  • Built-in rated current of 63 A and rated voltage of 690 V
  • Compatible with various industrial applications.

Key specifications

Nominal current
63 A
Nominal voltage
690 V
Protection type (IP code)
IP65

General information

Item number
33804769
Manufacturer
Eaton
Category
Mobile power distributors
Manufacturer No.
92096
Release date
17.5.2023

Mobile power distributor features

Nominal current
63 A
Nominal voltage
690 V
Number of poles
1x
Actuator Type
Gag
Protection type (IP code)
IP65

Origin

Country of origin
United Kingdom

Scope of delivery

Items per sales unit
1 pcs.
Scope of delivery
0-6, 4 Assembly unit(s), 45 °, 63 A, Contacts: 6, Installation, resting, Step Switch, T5B, with 0-position

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    0.6 %
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    2.5 %
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    3.2 %
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