Industrial Switches Dealers in Ngef Layout, Bangalore

• Ethernet Switch Type: Managed
• Number of Ports: 4 to 10
• Output Power: 48 VDC
• POE Standard: IEEE 802.3at
• Cable Size: 10 to 50 Meter
• LED Indicator: No
• Transmit Power: 20W
• Model Number: EKI-7712G-4FMPI
• Operating Temp: -40

• Applications: Store room , Parking lot , Near gate , Basements , Multi apartment complexes , Garage .
• Detection range: 5
• IP: 44
• Time setting: min: 7 sec
• Ambient ligh: <10LUX
• Installation height: 1.5
• Standby power: 0.45W
• Power consumption: 8W
• LED quantity: 45 pcs
• Detection angle: 120o
• Item Code: LS-84A

Range of Limit Switches incorporate spring return design concept to meet consistent standards for industrial applications. Safety, durability and quality, with a beam of distinguishing features are what our Limit Switches stands for. 1 N.O. 1 N.C. contacts are single pole, double throw- one circuit normally opened and one circuit normally closed. The Limit Switches been tested at ETDC as per IS / IEC 60947-5-1 : 2003. Non-ferrous materials, like phosphor bronze and stainless steel are used and all the parts are anti-corrosive material and paints. Spring return, Snap action, Quick make and Quick break contacts are special features of Limit Switches. Limit Switches are basically used to control electrical circuits. These circuits are electrically separated, but cannot be used on opposite polarities. Limit Switches are basically designed for modern machine tools, to control starting, stopping or reversing of electrical motors including safety and signaling light, lifting gear, hoists, conveyors, etc. Applications Motor Operated MechanismsLiftsConveyors Control PanelsMotor Control CentersMachine PanelsLifting Gear, etc. Used In ElectricalConstructionManufacturingPaper MillCement Manufacturing Raw Material Used Brass Stainless Steel (304)Phosphor Bronze Colors & Packaging Available : White Shade, Carton Box Packing

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