DUELCO
Duelco - Two Hand Control Stations
2-hand control station in smelted-aluminium designed for use 2-Hand Control Relay(Duelco Ref: HR2007F). Equipped with two push buttons and an emergency stop button. Fulfils the requirements in EN 574. Colour: Grey RAL 7004
- Smelted-aluminium cover-part with a protection lid over each pushbutton
- Equipped with two black push buttons and emergency stop button
- Fulfils the requirements in EN 574
- 2 mm rubber seal to protect the terminals against dust, oil and water
- IP65 with supplied pushbuttons
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Technical data
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| IP class housing | IP65 |
| Material screw | Aluminium alloy |
| Weight | 5 kg |
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Product description
2-hand control station in smelted-aluminium designed for use 2-Hand Control Relay(Duelco Ref: HR2007F). Equipped with two push buttons and an emergency stop button. Fulfils the requirements in EN 574. Colour: Grey RAL 7004
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