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Safety Switches

Key Interlock Systems

Class 736, 1130

Key Interlock Systems

Factory-installed only on heavy duty safety switches and double throw safety switches.

Interlocks are used to prevent the authorized operator from making an unauthorized operation. Not available on hazardous location devices (NEMA 7/9) or fiberglass reinforced polyester (NEMA 4X).

The key interlock system is a simple and easy method of applying individual key interlock units and assemblies to the above equipment so as to require operation in a predetermined sequence. UL Listed.

Quoting:

Ordering:

End User—Company name, address;
Existing Equipment—if switch is to be interlocked with equipment already on site, provide brand of existing lock and key number;
Other New Equipment—if switch is to be interlocked with new equipment not yet installed at the site, then provide contact person and phone number so that locks may be coordinated

Use these suffixes on switch catalog numbers:

Push Button—Pilot Light—Selector Switch

Push buttons, pilot lights or selector switches are available factory-installed in the cover of NEMA 1, 3R, (4-4X-5) stainless steel or 12 heavy duty non-fusible safety switches and all double throw switches. Wiring to contact blocks is not available. Customer must furnish catalog number of push button, pilot light or selector switch device desired. UL Listed. Add suffix PB to switch catalog number. Order by description.
Table 2.2:
30–1200 A Heavy Duty
30–600 A Double Throw
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Prices do not apply when more than three devices are interlocked as these schemes normally require more than one key assembly per device.

Locking Position—Designations

Notes:

Discount Schedule

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Release Date: 03/31/2007
Modification Date: 04/08/2008