Commercial Lighting Rotary Isolator Switch with Front Mounting , Lockable

Commercial Lighting Rotary Isolator Switch with Front Mounting , Lockable
 
 
KRIPAL HAS THE DESIGN PATENT FOR THIS SERIES SWITCHES. 

 
Description: 
 

UKP series rotary switches applied to circuits of AC 50Hz with working voltage up to 1000V and rated working current up to 100A.

UKP series is suitable to control: air-conditioner, water pump and ventilating equipments, and AC motors with small power..

UKP series rotary switches have six current ratings:10A, 16A,20A,25A,32A,40A,63A,80A and 100A.

UKP series  has the finger protection terminals, which offers an extra advantage.

UKP series switches has Larger insulation distance, quick disconnecting response. And is a good choice

UKP series rotary switches comply with: IEC 60947-3.

 
 
Specifications:

 
Design and Function:

90° switching angle; forced open contacts; finger protected; (degree of protection up to IP20)
short-circuit rating;  fulfills the load break requirements; up to 690 V and 1000 V; 
terminal screws in open position
 

Applications:
 
Disconnect Switches offer ideal features for their use as: ON-OFF Switches, Emergency-Off Switches, Maintenance Switches, Safety Switches, Distribution Switches, and Motor switches.
 

 
Optional:
 
a. Netural contacts
 
b. 1NO+1NC module
 
c. Color of handle and surroundings

With a broad range of mounting and operator options, KRIPAL Electric can provide economical, versatile and reliable solutions!

Main business:

Circuit breakers, relay, contactor, rotary switch, industrial switch socket, industrial plug socket float switch and junction boxes etc. 

Declaration:

KRIPAL is a factory with more than 20 years manufacturing experience and the mold tooling are built in our own mold tooling center. Furthermore our items are different from others to a certain degree. Hereby, we claim that KRIPAL is the only one who makes this item and the same products you got from other companies are also supplied by KRIPAL.

Why not get products from us directly?