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ROTARY ISOLATOR SWITCH


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• Auxiliary contacts and Cable glands (with metric threading) can also be bought separately


uxiliary contacts and Cable glands (with metric threading) can also be bought separ


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Reliable. RFI/EMI


shielding gaskets &components


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Europa  Pendant Control Stations


The new  range of single-row pendant control stations offers an innovative design delivering ease of installation and high performance.


Ideal for heavy duty applications such as hoists and cranes. Various controls and switch  


For technical advice, including bespoke versions, contact our technical department on 01582 692 444 or via email: technical@europacomponents.com


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