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EATON E34 Series Selector Switch Units
Eaton E34 Series selector switch units are used to select between two or more electrical circuits. They are ideal for industrial and commercial applications to control the flow of electrical power to different system parts.
A
B
C
D| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | E34VFBK1-2X | €394.18 | |
| B | E34VFBL1-23X | €335.36 | |
| C | E34VKB | €107.24 | |
| D | E34VMBK1-Y2 | - | RFQ
|
Features
- Eaton selector switch has a contact block with multiple contact points connected to the different circuits. When the selector knob or lever position is turned, it causes the contact block to make or break the connection with the corresponding circuit.
Standards and Approvals
- CE
- UL
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a pushbutton and a selector switch?
A pushbutton is integrated with a plate that pushes down both contact plungers at the same time, while a selector switch has a rotating cam with ridges and flats, allowing the plunger to actuate independently.
What are the different types of selector switches?
Rotary switches, toggle switches and key switches.
How to install selector switches?
Mounting the switch to a panel or enclosure and then connecting it to the appropriate circuit using wires or terminals.