Lectrotab SAFSC Safsc SINGLE STATION - Trotac Marine
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    • Lectrotab SAFSC Safsc SINGLE STATION

    SKU:
    LECTSAFSC
    Lectrotab SAFSC Safsc SINGLE STATION
    $168.95
    Lectrotab's new flat rocker switch has improved sealing to prevent water entry and recessed rocker to prevent breaking. View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
    for special shipping arrangements.

    This control can be upgraded with an LED tab position indicator. The gasket sealed switch is designed to prevent water entry. The control switch is self-contained and does not require an additional control box. Switches are available for single or dual station applications.

    • Switches meet mil-std 202F for salt spray
    • Designed to provide ""instant stop"" to prevent actuator over-run
    • Gasket sealed switch to prevent water entry
    • Upgrade available to TI-8 LED trim indicator
    • Available for single station SAF-S (SAB-S) or dual station SAF-NS (SAB-NS) applications
    • Operates up to 2 actuators per tab on 12vdc and 4 actuators per tab on 24vdc systems

    ROCKER SWITCH ASSY, SINGLE STATION

    Brand:
    Lectrotab

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