AFU154 - 600V Afu Mine PB Signal Switch

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Catalog Number: AFU154 Vendor Code CRS
Manufacturer: Eaton
Manufacturer's Part Number: AFU154
Description: 600V Afu Mine PB Signal Switch
Eaton Crouse-Hinds Series Afu Mine Signal Switch, Two Normally Open/Two Normally Closed, Feraloy Iron Alloy, 25 LB Total Operating Force, 600 Vac, 15 LB Without Switch
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Classification: Control Station Complete Assemblies
UNSPSC: N/A
UPC/GTIN: 782274026503 / 00782274026503
Weight per unit: 12 (lbs/each)

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extra long description: CRS-H AFU154 AFU/AFUX EXPF SWITCH 6
Description: 600V AFU MINE PB SIGNAL SWITCH
Long Description: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series AFU mine signal switch, Two normally open/two normally closed, Feraloy iron alloy, 25 lb total operating force, 600 Vac, 15 lb without switch
Special Features: Operating Force 25 Lb, Raintight, With Pushbutton
Product Type: Afu/Afux Expf Switch 600 Vac Replacement
Features: AFU mine signal switches from Eaton's Crouse-Hinds Division are used for signaling circuits or for manual remote control of magnetic motor starters in non-hazardous areas of mines or process industry facilities where a rugged enclosure is needed for protection from falling ore and other material or dripping water. AFU switches are mounted on walls or in shaft ways and actuated by pulling the line or cable attached to the loop at the bottom of the unit.

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