
Bulgin 1300 series SPST rocker switch, black, panel mount, 20A 250V, high inrush tolerant, quick connect. Ideal for industrial use.
The Bulgin 1300 Series Rocker Switch is a high inrush tolerant, single-pole single-throw (SPST) switch designed for reliable performance in demanding industrial applications. Its positive break switching mechanism ensures that any contact welds formed during switch-on are positively separated by the plunger tube acting directly on the step in the moving contact, guaranteeing reliable operation.
This non-illuminated switch is available in a black actuator with a soft-line two-colour rocker, offering a choice of red or white insert. It is suitable for panel mounting and features quick connect terminals for easy installation. The switch is rated for up to 20A at 250VAC and can handle a high inrush current of 150A, making it robust enough for power-intensive equipment.
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This rocker switch is a durable and versatile component suitable for a wide range of industrial control systems and equipment.
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