Schneider Electric Key Switch XB5 2 Pos. Stay-Put L Key Release

This Harmony XB5, head with key (key no.455) for key selector switch has 2 positions, operates with stay-put mechanism with key withdrawal on left and right position. This head with key provides a versatile interface for controlling your machines. It is easily installed and replaced on compatible complete key selector switch units to provide a secure manner for authorized staff to switch between process or machine operating modes. It is impact resistant, dust resistant, water resistant and vibration resistant thanks to its IP66. It has a plastic bezel, this makes it ideal for applications requiring good resistance to chemical agents and/or double electrical insulation. It is designed to fit in a standard 22mm cutout, ensuring compatibility when installing in pre-existing machinery. Its wide range of operating temperatures from -40°C to 70°C allows versatility in usage of product. Key removal allowed in only one of the positions, allowing for advanced interlocking between various parts of a machine or process, while limiting human errors. · · · This Harmony XB5, head with key (key no.455) for key selector switch has 2 positions, operates with stay-put mechanism with key withdrawal on left and right position. · · This head with key provides a versatile interface for controlling your machines. · · It is easily installed and replaced on compatible complete key selector switch units to provide a secure manner for authorized staff to switch between process or machine operating modes. · · It is impact resistant, dust resistant, water resistant and vibration resistant thanks to its IP66. · · It has a plastic bezel, this makes it ideal for applications requiring good resistance to chemical agents and/or double electrical insulation. · · It is designed to fit in a standard 22mm cutout, ensuring compatibility when installing in pre-existing machinery. · · Its wide range of operating temperatures from -40°C to 70°C allows versatility in usage of product. · · Key removal allowed in only one of the positions, allowing for advanced interlocking between various parts of a machine or process, while limiting human errors.