REES 04953-121 Cable Operated Switch, Left Hand Flag, 1no/1nc

Rees 04953-121 cable operated switch is a mechanical device ideal for making or breaking electrical connections from a semi-remote location by pulling or pushing a connected cable rope. This switch is particularly suitable for emergency stop and ordinary circuit control applications. During conveyor operations, it can provide constant control & access for emergency or normal stopping.

• Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch is a slack cable style switch with gold plated NO & NC contacts that prevent high resistance tarnishing.
• Its red-coloured left-hand flag independently operates to rotate 90 degrees upon tripping.
• The flag can manually reset the positive break contacts by returning the flag to its normal position.
• The switch's captive terminals can accept two #14 AWG stranded wires.
• It has two conduit openings to handle a maximum recommended cable length of 200 feet with 10 feet of maximum interval support.
• It comes supplied with a fibre flex gasket for an oil-tight seal upon installation.

• Rees 02005-540 Neoprene Gasket: This neoprene gasket can provide protection against corrosive environments after installation.
• Rees 40100-102 Pilot Light: This pilot light can indicate the power status of the switch.

• UL 508
• CSA C22.2
• CE
• IEC/EN 60947-5-1
• DEMKO (D-01489)

Q. What is this Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch made of?

A. Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch's housing has high-quality die-cast aluminium construction with yellow-coloured powder coating. It is NEMA 4X (indoor) & IP66 rated for ensuring ruggedness & durability in various environments.

Q. How long can this Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch last?

A. Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch's mechanical life is 150000 operations.

Q. What is the environmental temperature range of this Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch?

A. Rees 04953-121 cable-operated switch can operate at temperatures ranging from 32 to 131 degrees F (0 to 55 degrees C). It can be stored at temperatures ranging from -40 to 185 degrees F (-40 to 85 degrees C).