Eaton GHG 261 Series Limit Switch, 2NC/1NO, IP66, 3P, Polyamide Housing, 500V ac Max, 10A Max

The GHG26 range of limit switches from Eaton Crouse-Hinds is designed to reliably isolate the power supply on electrical installations during maintenance and repair. These safety switches have an integrated locking facility for up to 3 padlocks in the off position to protect against accidental switching. Designed for use in safety circuits, the limit switches are quickly installed, are flexible and safe whilst offering high reliability.

These limit switches are suitable for industrial automation and control applications in hazardous areas such as machine tools, hoists, material handling and conveyor systems.

• Versions in impact-resistant polyamide or glass-fibre-reinforced polyester enclosures provide a high degree of protection IP66 for limit switches up 180 A making these switches highly resistant to mechanical impact
• Rotating actuator knob
• Explosion protected limit switches with IEC 62262-1 class 1 & ATEX hazardous area certification
• Optionally supplied with snap-on moulded plastic or brass flanges fittings for easy mounting and installation
• Switch mounting plates are available separately

This limit switch by Eaton is designed to meet the needs of industrial settings requiring high-quality performance. With IP66 rating and part of the GHG 261 series, this switch is built to withstand hazardous environments and ensure reliable operation.

• ATEX certified for use in potentially explosive atmospheres
• Polyamide housing provides durability and protection
• Maximum AC voltage of 500V for high voltage applications
• Wide operating temperature range from -20°C to +40°C
• 3P pole and throw configuration for versatile use

• Ideal for use in industrial automation systems requiring precise control
• Suitable for harsh environments with potentially explosive atmospheres

Yes, it can operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +40°C.

Yes, this switch is ATEX certified for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

Yes, with a maximum AC voltage of 500V, it is reliable for high voltage requirements.

Eaton formerly known as CEAG