Rotary switch double-pole THPG Duroplast

Description:

Rotary switch with durable spring-loaded mechanism and solid screw contacts. The central insert and handle are made of Duroplast, the base body is made of steatite, a proven ceramic material.

Here in the version as a double-pole switch. Double-pole switches disconnect two contacts completely. For example, you can switch individual areas of a distribution board completely free of current by physically disconnecting both poles. They are designed as on/off switches and can only be used individually.

Technical Information

Double-pole rotary switch made of porcelain.

- Porcelain central insert and handle; steatite base
- 10 A, 10 AX, AC 250V
- Rated power of the SBL circuit up to 10A = max. 100W
- Patented spring-loaded mechanism
- Ø 7.0 cm

More details

Sleek cast aluminium: This outdoor lamp is Swedish as well and dates back to the 1940s. The lamp arm is 27 cm long and is made of one piece of cast iron. The internal thread in the lamp head fits any of the seven screw-in glasses we offer. The light arm is powder-coated in black or grey and is available with a 90-degree angle or with a slightly ascending 80-degree angle, measured above the light towards the wall. Both models are also available for corner mounting. A total of 56 possible combinations; IP44 when fitted.

Covers & Combinations

All switches, push-buttons and sockets are supplied without outer coverings!
Both round and square single and system coverings are available, as well as square multiple coverings. These can be combined with all switches, push-buttons and sockets from the switch system Duroplast.

All coverings can be used in existing installations without any problems, as they have been developed according to the standard spacings. The Duroplast switch system fits in all standard flush-mounted boxes; only for the installation of data sockets, flush-mounted boxes with an increased volume are recommended.

The Duroplast switch system is compatible with the Bakelite switch system and with the coverings of the white glass switch system. Since the Porcelain switch systems are of a different height, they are not compatible.