ERIE 98744 Schneider Electric () AP23A000 24v N/O S/R 0-10or4-20 2way

24V N/O SPRING RETURN VM SERIES VAL

ERIE 98744 Schneider Electric () AP23A000 24v N/O S/R 0-10or4-20 2way *** 24V N/O SPRING RETURN VM SERIES VALVE

This control module is a 24V N/O spring return voltage module. It has continuous duty with 10 amps at 24V. The terminals are wired as a 2-way switch, normally open and normally closed. It rejects the common mode voltage transients up to 5 kV. These modules have a circuit breaker built into them.

The Schneider Electric N/O Spring Return Pushbutton Switch has a normally open switched that is used to switch power on and off. The 2 pole, 3 position switch has an ON-OFF-ON operation, the ON position being a spring return. This 2 way switch has a 250VAC/250VDC: 0.25A/0.06A; 24VDC: 0.4ADC/0.3ADC SPDT Port rating and type if applicable: SPDT

Schneider Electric 24V N/O S/R 0-10or4-20 2way VM Series v Loaded with features, the AP23A000 is a quality replacement and will allow you to upgrade to a PLC system that has 10 fully controllable digital inputs and 4 programmable outputs. The low input current draw ensures longer life for the contacts and circuit board. Low voltage connections ensure compatibility with an existing power supply.

The Schneider Electric () AP23A000 24V N/O S/R 0-10or4-20 2way Switch offers superior durability and quality compared to competitor products. This switch is suitable for all temperatures, allowing you use it for any application. With a 2 way configuration, this item allows you set up your applications with ease.

IP00 or IP20 2-WAY, SPRING RETURN, ON/OFF OR SPST NO, SOLAR RELAY WARN INDICATOR, AMP: 0.5, VOLTAGE: 24VDC, FORGED BRASS BODY AND NICKEL PLATED CONTACT BLOCKS, PLASTIC MOLDED GASKETS

The ERIE 98744 is a 2-wire to 24-volt normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) VT0 device intended for use with the VM Series utility management system. The 98744 is ideally suited for use as a 3-position disconnect control. The device can monitor either: 1) bus condition, or 2) load current. In monitoring bus conditions, an external microprocessor gives a binary signal output that indicates either normal voltage or a power-fail condition