Cable-Pull Emergency Stop Switches

	Actuator Style Actuator Style

	Cable Pull

	Environment Environment

	System of Measurement System of Measurement

Inch

	For Maximum Cable Length For Maximum Cable Length

	Actuation Force Actuation Force

	Maximum Voltage Maximum Voltage

	Switching Voltage Switching Voltage

120V AC

	Specifications Met Specifications Met

	Environmental Rating Environmental Rating

	Number of Directions Number of Directions

	Housing Material Housing Material

Aluminum

Zinc

	Switch Type Switch Type

Manual

	Switch Starting Position Switch Starting Position

1 Off (Normally Open) and
1 On (Normally Closed)

1 Off (Normally Open) or 1
On (Normally Closed)

2 Off (Normally Open) or 2
On (Normally Closed)

	Switching Current Switching Current

1.1A

10A

	Number of Terminals Number of Terminals

	RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances)

RoHS Compliant

	Number of Mounting Holes Number of Mounting Holes

	Number of Circuits Controlled Number of Circuits Controlled

	Switch Action Switch Action

Stays Switched (Maintained)

	Conduit Trade Size Conduit Trade Size

1/2

3/4

	Depth Depth

	DFARS (Defense Acquisition Regulations Supplement) DFARS (Defense Acquisition Regulations Supplement)

DFARS Specialty Metals
COTS-Exempt

	REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals)

REACH Compliant

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Choosing an Electrical Switch

One Direction

One Direction with Power and Tension Indicator

Two Direction

Immediately cut power by pulling a cable. All have positive force, snap open contacts that will open the circuit when actuated even if a spring fails or the contacts stick. Cables must be held in position under tension.

Two-direction switches can be used with tension springs (sold separately) to open contacts and stop machinery if the cable breaks.

Switches with power indicator illuminate when the cable has been pulled.

Switches with tension indicator make it easier to set the correct cable tension.

Accessory kits (sold separately) simplify the installation of a new switch.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Switches
									Mounting					Accessory Kits
For Max. Cable Lg., ft.	No. of Circuits Controlled	Switch Starting Position	No. of Terminals	Industry Designation	Switching Current @ Voltage	Max. Voltage	Actuation Force, lbs.	Conduit Trade Size	Fasteners Included	No. of Holes	Hole Dia.		Each	Includes		Each
With Screw Terminals
1 Direction (IP65, NEMA 4)
15	1	1 Off (Normally Open) and 1 On (Normally Closed)	4	DPST-1NO/1NC	10 A @ 120 V AC	400V AC	18	1/2	No	4	1/4"	00000000	0000000	Cable, Clamps, Tension Screws, Thimbles	00000000	0000000
30	1	1 Off (Normally Open) or 1 On (Normally Closed)	3	SPDT	10 A @ 120 V AC	380V AC	27	1/2	No	4	1/4"	00000000	000000	Cable, Clamps, Tension Screws, Thimbles	00000000	000000
75	2	2 Off (Normally Open) or 2 On (Normally Closed)	6	DPDT	10 A @ 120 V AC	380V AC	45	1/2	No	4	1/4"	00000000	000000	Cable, Clamps, Tension Screws, Thimbles	00000000	000000
1 Direction with Power Indicator and Tension Indicator (IP67, NEMA 4, NEMA 13)
250	1	1 Off (Normally Open) or 1 On (Normally Closed)	3	SPDT	6 A @ 120 V AC	300V AC	40	1/2	No	4	1/4"	00000000	000000	__	000000	00
2 Direction (IP67)
165	2	1 Off (Normally Open) and 1 On (Normally Closed)	4	DPST-1NO/1NC	1.1 A @ 120 V AC	240V AC	5	3/4	No	2	5/16"	00000000	000000	Cable, Clamps, Eyebolts, Tension Screws, Tension Springs	00000000	000000