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Honeywell MS24524-23 Switch Toggle On/On
MFR Model# MS24524-23
Overview
| Honeywell MS24524-23 Switch Toggle (On/On). |
Specifications
- ECCN (US): EAR99
- Part Status: Active
- Pole Throw Configuration: DPDT
- Actuator Style: Round Lever
- Switch Configuration: ON ON
- Bushing Type: Threaded
- Maximum Current Rating (A): 20@28VDC
- Maximum Power Rating (VA): 745.7@(CSA/UL)
- Actuator Length (mm): 17.27
- Mounting: Panel Mount with Threads
- Termination Style: Screw
- Number of Terminals: 6
- Terminal Length (mm): 3.3
- Seal: Complete/Environment-Proof/Panel/Body
- Seal Location: N/A/N/A/Panel/Body
- Seal Description: Complete/Environment-Proof/N/A/N/A
- Body Orientation: Straight
- Minimum Operating Temperature (°C): -65
- Maximum Operating Temperature (°C): 71
- Thread Size: 15/32-32
- Body Length (mm): 33.5
- Bushing Length (mm): 11.9
- Body Depth (mm): 22.6
- Body Height (mm): 29.46
- Product Length (mm): 33.5
- Product Depth (mm): 22.6
- Product Height (mm): 63.47
Reviews
This is not a locking switch do not let the picture for you I ordered one to use it on my landing gear and when it arrived it did not have the locking mechanism
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HONEYWELL SWITCH MS24524-23
Q&A
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This is not a locking switch.
Correct, there is not an off position, both sides are "ON".
