Eaton Panic switch, T3, 32 A, built-in, 3- 50983

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The T3 emergency switch from Eaton is a reliable and safe device designed for system power supply. With a rated current of 32 A and a rated voltage of up to 690 V, this switch offers a robust solution for various applications. Its design is suitable for installation, and the switch is equipped with an IP65 protection rating, which protects it from dust and water. The emergency switch features a cylinder lock mechanism that provides additional security by preventing the switch from being turned back on without a key when it is in the off position. The 90° switching angle and the latching switching behavior allow for precise operation. The switch comes with two keys, making it easier to handle and enhancing security.

  • Cylinder lock mechanism for increased security
  • IP65 protection rating for optimal protection against environmental influences
  • Latching switching behavior for precise operation
  • Supplied with two keys for added flexibility
  • Compliance with standards and regulations according to IEC/EN 60947.

Key specifications

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

General information

Item number
33803853
Manufacturer
Eaton
Category
Mobile power distributors
Manufacturer No.
50983
Release date
17.5.2023

Colour

Colour
Black
Exact colour description
Black

Mobile power distributor features

Nominal current
32 A
Nominal voltage
690 V
Number of poles
3x
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
3-polebut cannot be switched on again without the key.Design: Built-inFront shield: 0-1Locking device: SVA cylinder lock lockNote: If the key is removed in position 1Protection class: Front IP65Switching angle: 90 °Switching behaviour: latchingthe switch can still be switched offWith 2 keys

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    0.6 %
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    2.7 %
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    3 %
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