Siemens, Vertical Mounting Paddle Switch, -25°C to +600°C
Product Information
Mounting Type:
Vertical
Maximum Pressure:
0.5 bar, 10 bar
Switch Output:
Relay
Device Type:
Paddle Switch
Body Material:
Stainless Steel
Minimum Operating Temperature:
-25°C
Maximum Operating Temperature:
+600°C
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This is Vertical Mounting Paddle Switch -25°C to +600°C manufactured by Siemens. The manufacturer part number is 7ML57255QC111AD0. The product is available in vertical configuration. It features maximum pressure of 0.5 bar, 10 bar. It has a high-quality relay output switch . This paddle switch device is highly durable product with a variety of applications. The product's body is nicely designed from stainless steel materials. Whereas, the minimum operating temperature of the product is -25°c. It has a maximum operating temperature of +600°c.
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