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Switches and Relays for the Power Industry Switches and Relays For the Power Industry E L E C T R O NEVER S W I T A DOUBT C H U T I L I T Y ELECTROSWITCH Corporation 180 King Avenue P Weymouth, MA 02188 R TEL: (781) 335-5200 O FAX: (781) 335-4253 www.electroswitch.com D U C T S 5M 113 Printed in USA U.2.D THE ELECTRO SWITCH CORPORATion Family… PROVIDING INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS FOR SWITCHING AND CONTROL Complete line of electrically and manually activated Rotary Switches and Relays POWER SWITCHES & RELAYS for electric utility, defense, and industrial monitoring and control applications The Best Rotary Switches, Relays, and Electrical Systems Products... Backed by the industry’s most www.electroswitch.com knowledgeable and responsive Rotary Switches; Miniature Toggle, Paddle, Rocker, Power Toggle, and Push- ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS Button Switches; Hall Effect, and Mechanical Encoders; Illuminated Switch engineering and customer Products; and Power Transformers service professionals... Any way you want them... Delivered when you need them. www.electro-nc.com DIGITRAN Digital and Rotary Switch Products designed for aviation, defense, and industrial DIGITAL & ROTARY SWITCHES switch applications ELECTROSWITCH www.digitran-switches.com ARGA CONTROLS Electric utility, industrial and military-grade Power Meters, Battery Monitors, MEASUREMENT & CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION and Transducers for precision measurement applications NEVER www.argacontrols.com Sunrise Technologies Wireless Communication Systems for Smart Grid applications and a complete A DOUBT OUTDOOR LIGHTING CONTROLS & MONITORING line of Streetlight Monitoring and Control Solutions www.sun-tech.biz © Copyright 2013 ELECTROSWITCH TABLE OF CONTENTS The Advantage Is Yours 2 Switches and Relays 9 Instrument and Control Switches 10 Lock-out Relays 43 Control Switch Relays 54 Selector Switch Relays 63 Latching Switch Relays 64 Tagging Relays 68 Annunciator Target Relays 71 Trip Coil Monitor 72 Control Indicator Module 73 Construction Details 74 Testing 78 Handles 80 Nameplates 81 Mounting Hardware 82 ISO 9001 Jumpers 83 CERTIFIED THE ADVANTAGE IS YOURS hen you choose Electroswitch products the advantage is always yours... For over 50 years Electroswitch products Whave been specified for use in the most demanding, most critical applications in the power industry by virtually every equipment manufacturer and utility in the United States. They know that when you specify Electroswitch products you have chosen the most dependable, most reliable, and most proven products available in the world today. With Electroswitch there is Never a Doubt. Electroswitch also offers the widest variety of switches and relays available in the power industry today. There are virtually millions of different potential configurations to precisely meet applications. We offer a choice of manual, remotely operated or SCADA operated products, snap and cam action switches, as well as system products to enhance power industry automation projects. The Advantage is Always Yours when you work with Electroswitch THE ADVANTAGE IS YOURS You Get Everything You Want. hen we say we have a full line of products, • Instrument and Control Switches we mean exactly that. Our switches and • Miniature Wrelays are built in three family groups: Instrument & Control Switches Detent, Cam Action, and Snap Action. Within the Detent • Modular and Cam Action groups we combine manual and remote Instrument & Control Switches or SCADA operated designs with standard components in • Tagging Relays almost limitless configurations to provide literally millions • Lock-Out Relays of different models. The objective is not to see how many • Control Switch Relays different switches we can build, but to allow you to choose • Selector Switch Relays without compromise or tradeoff the best switch for your • Latching Switch Relays particular application. • Control Indicator Modules • Serial Communication Control of Electrically Operated Devices A FULL LINE OF POWER PRODUCTS You Get The Highest We’ll Meet Quality Product. Your Scheduling and lectroswitch is on the Qualified Supplier List of Delivery Requirements. virtually every electric utility in the United States. We take great pride in meeting customer delivery EOur switches are specified for the most demanding requirements – no matter how stringent. In addition to duty in hi-shock military shipboard equipment, nuclear orders by mail, phone, and fax, we also take orders power plants and in all types of industrial, construction, electronically utilizing EDI. Use your MRP system to and transportation equipment. Anywhere the ability to place orders direct. If your requirements change after perform reliably under the most severe conditions of placing your order, shock and vibration is essential, you will find Electroswitch just give us a call; products. At Electroswitch high quality is not a claim, we can usually but a fact proven through adjust our schedule over fifty years of field ISO 9001 to meet your new performance. CERTIFIED requirements. THE ADVANTAGE IS YOURS You Can Get Modifications Tailored To Your Needs. ust because we have millions of configurations to choose from doesn’t mean we won’t design and build Jsomething special for you. Tell us what you need, or explain your application to us. Our application engineers will solve your problem precisely by modifying one of our standard models or creating something entirely new. You don’t have to settle for almost right; we’ll get it exactly right for you. You Get Total Support. We recognize our responsibility to Engineering you, our customers, and know that it We have the industry’s most knowl- goes far beyond simply delivering edgeable, dedicated, and willing switches, relays, and electrical systems. engineering staff waiting to go to work for you. If you need a special Application Assistance switch or relay, give us a call; we‘ll More than simple assistance. We have solve your switching problems. a fully trained staff of applications pro- fessionals who are anxious to help you Special Training solve virtually any switching and relaying We won’t leave you on your own. If problems you may have. you need any special training or other assistance, we’re more than happy to provide this service. THE ADVANTAGE IS YOURS Electroswitch… 4 q Products proven in the most demanding 4 q Custom tailored product modifications power industry applications to meet specialized applications 4 q Products with the highest dependability 4 q Strongest technical support team in the and reliability industry 4 q Proven performance in high shock and 4 q Ability to meet the most stringent vibration environments delivery requirements 4 q Qualified supplier to virtually every 4 q Place orders electronically using EDI, or electric utility in the United States utilize mail, phone, or fax 4 q Widest variety of switches and relays available in the industry SWITCHES AND RELAYS FOR ELECTROSWITCH THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY STANDARD INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SWITCHES Page 10 SERIES 24P SERIES 31 SERIES 101 SERIES 102 SERIES 24 Lighted Nameplate Four Hole & Single Hole Mount Auxiliary TYPE W-2 TYPE W SERIES 20 SERIES 20P Lighted SERIES 20M Modular LOCK-OUT RELAYS Page 43 SERIES 24 LOR SERIES 24 LOR/ER SERIES 24 LOR/SR SERIES 24 LOR & SLOR TYPE WL-2 LOR TYPE WL LOR Manual Reset Electric Reset Self Reset Lighted Nameplate Manual Reset Manual Reset CSR Page 54 TD-CSR Page 61 SSR Page 63 SERIES 24 CSR & SCSR TD-CSR Time Delay SERIES 24 SSR SERIES 31 LSR SERIES 24 LSR Control Switch Relay Control Switch Relay Selector Switch Relay Latching Switch Relay Latching Switch Relay LSR Page 64 TR Page 68 ATR Page 71 TCM Page 72 SERIES 24 - Tagging SERIES 31 - Tagging SERIES 31 - Tagging ATR - Annunciator TCM - Trip Coil CIM - Control Relay, 2 Positions Relay, 3 Positions Relay, 2 Positions Target Relay Monitor Indicator Module CIM Page 73 Electroswitch • 180 King Avenue • Weymouth, MA 02188 • TEL: (781) 335-5200 • FAX: (781) 335-4253 • www.electroswitch.com 9 ELECTROSWITCHINTRODUCTION INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SWITCHES Choose the switch that best suits your application INTERRUPTING CURRENT RATINGS Electroswitch offers a wide variety of Rotary Instrument and Control Switches designed 120VAC 240VAC 600VAC 125VDC specifically to satisfy the most stringent requirements of Substation Automation, Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution systems. In fact, we offer the world’s most Series 24 20A 15A 6A 3A complete, tested, and proven line of rotary switches available today. Series 31 10A 5A 3A 1A Series 20 20A 20A 20A 3A The following is a quick description of each series. It is designed to help you select the one that is right for you. Series 101 15A 10A 8A 10A Type W 50A 25A 5A 8A Type W2 30A 20A 8A 5A Series 24 Series 101 The quality standard in the utility industry, the Single or Four Hole Mount Series 24 features low resistance, double-wiping Series 101 Switches are a snap-action design contacts with self-cleaning silver contacts for that are available for either AC or DC applications. years of reliable service. They are available with These switches feature low resistance double- up to ten decks (20 poles) and allow for wiping contacts. Rated at 20 amps @ 600 volts. between 2 and 8 positions. These switches are rated at 30 amps @ 600 volts. Series 24P Series 102 With Lighted Nameplate Auxiliary All the same great features you’ve come to expect The Series 102 Auxiliary Switch is based on the in our Series 24 Switches now available with built- contact mechanism of the 101 Snap-Action in, cost-effective, long-life LED indicators. The Switch modified to allow lever arm activation. industry standard – a better value than ever. Rated at 20 amps @ 600 volts. Series 31 Type W2 The Series 31 features our low resistance, The Type W2 uses a contact roller, spring-actuated double-wiping contacts in a smaller package. design that provides for momentary, maintained, They are available with up to ten decks (20 or lateral contacting. These switches can be poles) and allow for between 2 and 8 positions, provided with up to eight decks (48 poles) and and can be ordered for either single or 4 hole between 2 and 12 positions.
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