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Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series 2 Position Selector Switch Head, 16mm Cutout, Black Handle

RS Stock No.:: 199-185
Mfr. Part No.:: ZB6AD28
Brand:: Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series 2 Position Selector Switch Head, 16mm Cutout, Black Handle

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$24.92

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$27.41

(inc. GST)

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RS Stock No.:: 199-185
Mfr. Part No.:: ZB6AD28
Brand:: Schneider Electric

Heads for Rotary Knobs with Black Lever

Heads for rotary knobs with lever.
Assembly on ZB6-Z series contact bodies.

Standards

IEC 947-1, IEC 947-5-1, IEC 947-5-4, EN 60947-5-1, etc.

Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series Selector Switch Head, 16mm Cutout Diameter, Latching Switch Actuation - ZB6AD28

This selector switch head is intended for robust industrial applications that require a practical control solution. It plays a vital role in automation systems and machinery, allowing users to easily select operational modes. Its straightforward functionality and durable design make it a preferred choice in the electrical and mechanical sectors.

Features & Benefits

• Features a black actuator for a professional look
• Utilises a latching mechanism for secure position retention
• Designed for straightforward installation with a 16mm cutout
• Operates with a standard handle for user convenience
• Provides IP65 protection against dust and water ingress
• Meets environmental considerations with Green Premium designation

Applications

• Employed in control panels for machinery and equipment
• Suitable for automation systems that require mode selection
• Ideal for environments necessitating durable operation
• Utilised in electrical circuits for precise control functions
• Commonly used in industrial equipment needing a compact switching solution

What is the operational temperature range for this component?

It operates effectively in ambient temperatures from -25°C to 70°C.

How is this product installed in a control panel?

It requires a 16mm cutout and can be directly mounted for convenience.

Can it be used in outdoor environments?

Yes, the IP65 rating ensures protection against dust and water, making it suitable for outdoor conditions.

What maintenance is required for this switch head?

Regular checks for wear and tear are advisable

otherwise, it requires minimal upkeep.

Is compatibility an issue with existing systems?

It is designed to integrate seamlessly with standard control systems in automation applications.

Schneider Electric ZB6 Harmony 16mm

A range of IP65 protected components which are easily and quickly mounted in 16mm diameter holes. Each component can be ordered separately to build the required device. Also available are contact blocks with slow-break positive opening contacts with ’Faston’/solder connections. Rating U_e 250Vac, Ie 1.5A; Ue 250Vdc, Ie 0.1A, Io A I_th operating temp. -25 to +70°C.

Attribute	Value
Actuator Colour	Black
Illuminated	No
Number of Positions	2
Cutout Diameter	16mm
Actuator Type	Standard Handle
Switch Actuation	Latching
Series	Harmony XB6
IP Rating	IP65
Angle of Throw	90°
Better World Product	Yes
Better World Verification	Green Premium

Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series 2 Position Selector Switch Head, 16mm Cutout, Black Handle

FREE delivery for orders over $80.00 ex GST

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Heads for Rotary Knobs with Black Lever

Standards

Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series Selector Switch Head, 16mm Cutout Diameter, Latching Switch Actuation - ZB6AD28

Features & Benefits

Applications

What is the operational temperature range for this component?

How is this product installed in a control panel?

Can it be used in outdoor environments?

What maintenance is required for this switch head?

Is compatibility an issue with existing systems?

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