Gack! Need 20 pole 3 throw 20amp 120vac switch
The title says it all. I'm posting it here because I know a lot of
people here have expertise beyond Stamps.
This unit is manually operated and has a three position knob that
switches 20 poles. The original units are wearing out after 30+ years.
They were made in Austria (no mfgr that I can see). There are three
units per switch, the central and knob driven section has 6 poles and
the outer 7 pole sections are gear driven fron the central unit.
The units are listed at at 20 amp. The wires going to and from are
8-10 gauge or so.
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Thanks for any help or clues where to look!
Cheers
elmerbataitis@y...
people here have expertise beyond Stamps.
This unit is manually operated and has a three position knob that
switches 20 poles. The original units are wearing out after 30+ years.
They were made in Austria (no mfgr that I can see). There are three
units per switch, the central and knob driven section has 6 poles and
the outer 7 pole sections are gear driven fron the central unit.
The units are listed at at 20 amp. The wires going to and from are
8-10 gauge or so.
Please reply via email to keep this nonstamp traffic from the group.
Thanks for any help or clues where to look!
Cheers
elmerbataitis@y...
Comments
should have replacements some may have a standard switch which accepts
packs and you may add packs as necessary
Square D
Omron
Idec
Cutler Hammer
and many many more
elmerbataitis@y... wrote:
>
> The title says it all. I'm posting it here because I know a lot of
> people here have expertise beyond Stamps.
>
> This unit is manually operated and has a three position knob that
> switches 20 poles. The original units are wearing out after 30+ years.
> They were made in Austria (no mfgr that I can see). There are three
> units per switch, the central and knob driven section has 6 poles and
> the outer 7 pole sections are gear driven fron the central unit.
>
> The units are listed at at 20 amp. The wires going to and from are
> 8-10 gauge or so.
>
> Please reply via email to keep this nonstamp traffic from the group.
>
> Thanks for any help or clues where to look!
>
> Cheers
>
> elmerbataitis@y...
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types of switches ranging from 20 amps to Thousands of amps with
different pole/throw and voltage rating combinations. They do have
different company divisions which include products like ATS's
(Automatic Transfer Switch), lighting contactors and pneumatic
solenoids. I recall some time back seeing a lighting they made that
might be what your looking for.
--- In basicstamps@y..., elmerbataitis@y... wrote:
>
> The title says it all. I'm posting it here because I know a lot of
> people here have expertise beyond Stamps.
>
> This unit is manually operated and has a three position knob that
> switches 20 poles. The original units are wearing out after 30+
years.
> They were made in Austria (no mfgr that I can see). There are three
> units per switch, the central and knob driven section has 6 poles
and
> the outer 7 pole sections are gear driven fron the central unit.
>
> The units are listed at at 20 amp. The wires going to and from are
> 8-10 gauge or so.
>
> Please reply via email to keep this nonstamp traffic from the group.
>
> Thanks for any help or clues where to look!
>
> Cheers
>
> elmerbataitis@y...