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News Release from: Rockwell Automation Anorad | Subject: Allen-Bradley 194E switch disconnector
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 02 July 2002

Disconnector saves space and reduces
costs

To meet demands for a three-phase switch disconnector for motors rated up to 4kW, Rockwell Automation has released a 16A rated version of its popular 194E range of Allen-Bradley switch disconnector.

To meet the demand for a three-phase switch disconnector for motors rated up to 4kW, Rockwell Automation has released a 16A rated version of its popular 194E range of Allen-Bradley switch disconnectors The compact and robust new switch provides a cost effective means of providing local motor isolation in new or retrofit applications

The new switch is rated at 5.5kW, AC-3 duty (400V) and is just 36mm wide.

It extends the existing line up of switches rated from 25 to100A.

As well as taking up less panel space, the 194E-16A provides a lower cost alternative to the 45mm wide, 25A isolator that is often over-rated for this type of load.

The standard IP20 rating for all live parts and terminals means the 194E-16A is finger safe, and enclosed versions are available for local motor isolation applications.

The IP65 rated enclosure has 16, 20 and 25mm metric glands for easy connectivity.

The 194E-16A is simple to install and can be front mounted with its single industry standard 22.5mm hole or base mounted on a DIN rail for door interlocked applications.

Suitable for use with a range of motor starters, the 194E-16A is available as a three-pole unit, with a switched neutral or with six poles for star-delta applications.

In common with other switches in the 194 series, it is compatible with the full range of Allen-Bradley 194E and 194L modular accessories, which includes neutral terminals, telescopic shafts and auxiliary contacts.

The new 194E-16A is CE marked; cUL approved and meets the international standards for operational safety and reliability.

With many motor starters in control panels being in the range up to 4kW, the new switch provides an opportunity for the machinery builder and OEM to significantly reduce costs and reduce panel space requirements. Request a free brochure from Rockwell Automation Anorad ...

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