Schneider Electric 9001SKS11BH13 Selector Switch 600Vac 10A 30Mm Sk

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SKU:

9001SKS11BH13

UPC:

3.38912E+12

MPN:

Condition:

New

Ip Degree Of Protection:

IP66 IEC 60529

Environmental Disclosure:

ENVPEP120820EN

Type of Operator:

stay put

Reach Regulation:

Free of Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

Cam Profile:

5

Warranty:

18 months

Ambient Air Temperature For Operation:

-25-70 °C

Bezel Material:

plastic

Protective Treatment:

TC

Device Short Name:

9001SK

Toxic Heavy Metal Free:

Yes

Product Compatibility:

9001KA1 side 1 or 2

Reach Free Of Svhc:

Yes

Size:

30 mm

Nema Degree Of Protection:

NEMA 1/2/3/3R/4/4X/6/12/13

Mercury Free:

Yes

Operator Profile:

standard handle

Contacts Type And Composition:

1 C/O

Ambient Air Temperature For Storage:

-40-70 °C

Product Or Component Type:

selector switch

China Rohs Regulation:

X

Operator Profile:

black standard knob

Circularity Profile:

N/A

Cap/Operator Or Lens Colour:

black

Range Of Product:

Harmony 9001SK

Electrical Shock Protection Class:

class II IEC 61140

Device Presentation:

complete product

Operator Position Information:

2 positions

Rohs Exemption Information:

Yes

Mounting Diameter:

30 mm

Product Certifications:

UL listed file E42259 CCN NKCR || CE || CSA LR24590 class 3211 03

Sustainable Offer Status:

Green Premium product

Eu Rohs Directive:

Pro-active compliance (Product out of EU RoHS legal scope)

Weee:

The product must be disposed on European Union markets following specific waste collection and never end up in rubbish bins.

California Proposition 65:

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including: Nickel compounds, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Di-isodecyl phthalate (DIDP), which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other repr