Eaton Switch-disconnector, DMV, 250 A, 4-pole, EMERGENCY STOP function, with red rotary handle and yellow

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The DMV load disconnect switch from Eaton is a highly advanced device designed for system power supply. With a rated current of 250 A and a rated voltage of up to 690 V, this 4-pole switch provides a reliable solution for the safe disconnection of electrical circuits. The emergency stop function ensures immediate shutdown in case of an emergency, enhancing safety in industrial applications. The switch is suitable for indoor use and has an IP65 protection rating, which protects it from dust and splashes. Its design is intended for panel mounting, allowing for flexible installation. The red rotary handle and yellow locking collar provide clear visibility and ease of operation. Additionally, the load disconnect switch is equipped with a metal shaft suitable for a panel depth of 400 mm and offers the option to retrofit an auxiliary switch contact to expand its functionality.

  • Emergency stop function for increased safety
  • IP65 protection rating for dust and splash protection
  • Metal shaft for panel depth of 400 mm
  • Auxiliary switch contact can be retrofitted
  • Design: Panel mount for flexible installation.

Key specifications

Nominal current
250 A
Nominal voltage
690 V
Protection type (IP code)
IP20

General information

Item number
34820722
Manufacturer
Eaton
Category
Mobile power distributors
Manufacturer No.
6094970
Release date
17.5.2023

Colour

Colour
Red
Exact colour description
Red

Mobile power distributor features

Nominal current
250 A
Nominal voltage
690 V
Area of use
Inside
Number of poles
4x
Actuator Type
Toggle with speed
Protection type (IP code)
IP20

Scope of delivery

Items per sales unit
1 pcs.
Scope of delivery
4-pole, Auxiliary switch contact can be retrofitted., Protection class: Front IP65, Type of construction: Intermediate building

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