Eaton RMQ Titan Series 3 Position Selector Switch Head, 22mm Cutout, White Handle

Eaton's M22 range of illuminated selector switch heads (sometimes be referred to as rotary selector switch or function selector switch) are designed to simplify the process of buying individual components. Available with either momentary, latching or maintained switching in 2 to 4 position options, these switch actuators make it easy to select the right switch type for your electrical and industrial control needs. Ideally suited for industrial applications the front elements have an enhanced IP66 protection rating making them dust tight and protected against water projection.

Choice of colours
Supplied stay-put or spring return (M22-WR.... convert to spring-return using adaptor RS stock no.399-3264) supplied separately
Complete with fixing adapter for contact blocks and LEDs

• Automation and control environments for mounting in control panels
• Dangerous equipment such as motors that require human intervention to operate.
• Public buildings to control lighting in restrooms, corridors etc.

IEC/EN60947.

UL, CSA.

Looking for a switch that initiates different functions on your devices? This M22-series latch-type selector switch from Eaton has three positions, allowing you to control three different processes on your electrical applications. It comes with an IP66 (ingress protection) rating that indicates resistance to water sprays and dust to protect your electrical wires and components. Install this switch in control panels in automation and control environments, motors that require intervention to operate properly, and public buildings to control lighting.

• Hardwearing with a lifespan of more than 1 million mechanical operations for reliability in busy settings
• Standard fixing hole of 22.5mm makes for easy and adaptable installation
• Suitable for use in harsh indoor and outdoor environments as it withstands temperatures between -25°C and +70°C

A latching selector switch allows you to switch between different functions. When you turn the switch to one setting, it closes the electrical circuit of another to activate the selected function. The selector switch remains in the chosen position until you change it to another setting.

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