Link connector In=32A P=13kW T3-4-8213/E 076075

Rotary switch – reliable circuit control

This rotary switch, with a rated current of 32A and a power of 13kW, is a solid solution for switching electrical circuits. Designed in accordance with IEC/EN60947, it is ideal for both professional and home installations. The T3 size construction provides compact dimensions and easy mounting.

Construction and application

A rotary switch is a device used to manually switch electrical circuits. In this model, we have a 4-pole design, which allows for the simultaneous disconnection of all phases and the neutral. The IP65 protection class guarantees resistance to dust and moisture, allowing installation in various environmental conditions. Designed for panel mounting, with a black knob for convenient operation. The lack of a self-return function (position 0) means that after releasing the knob, the switch remains in the selected position.

Key features and benefits

• High reliability: Rated continuous current of 32A ensures stable operation even under heavy loads.
• Versatility: The ability to be used in AC-3 circuits with a power of up to 12 kW (for 400V voltage) makes it a versatile element of electrical installation.
• Resistance to external conditions: IP65 protection class protects against dust and water, increasing the durability of the device.
• Safety: Made of plastic provides electrical insulation and minimizes the risk of electric shock.
• Easy installation: Panel construction facilitates integration with existing electrical distribution boards.
• Durable construction: High-quality materials guarantee long life and trouble-free operation of the device.
• Suitable for frequent switching: Short rotary handle enables quick and convenient circuit control.

Technical parameters in practice

The rated operating current for AC-3 at 400V is 23.7A, which means that the switch is adapted to control motors and other inductive loads of medium power. The rated operating voltage of 690V ensures compatibility with most standard electrical installations. The lack of auxiliary contacts (normally closed, normally open and changeover) simplifies the design and reduces the cost of the device – if additional signaling or control functions are needed, models with built-in auxiliary contacts should be considered.