Cole Hersee M532 Push Pull Switch SPDT Off-On1-On2 4 Screw - Trotac Marine
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    • Cole Hersee M532 Push Pull Switch SPDT Off-On1-On2 4 Screw

    SKU:
    COLM532
    Cole Hersee M532 Push Pull Switch SPDT Off-On1-On2 4 Screw
    $46.50
    Push Button switches (sometimes referred to as momentary switches) are most commonly used for Off/Mom On or On/Mom Off type applications. View full description

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    Push Pull Switch SPDT Off-On1-On2 4 Screw

    Features:

    • SPDT Off/On/ On Push Pull Button Switch
    • Copper alloy contacts
    • 4 Screw terminals, Dia 22.3mm
    • Off- On 1&2, On- On 1&3
    • Chrome plated knob & face nut
    • Suits panel thickness up to 15.87mm

    Specifications

    Voltage

    6V-36V Multivoltage
    Amperage

    10A@12V, 5A@24V
    Dimensions

    H 97 x D 35 x W 29
    Configuration

    SPDT
    Modes

    Off/On/On
    Application

    Marine
    Brand:
    Cole Hersee

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