4-pole 80A power source switch in polycarbonate housing PRZK-4080\OBP

Power source switch – reliable switching in installations

This four-pole power source switch with a rated current of 80A is a solid solution for switching between two power sources. The design allows for safe and efficient energy management in various applications, both in residential and industrial settings. Made of high-quality plastic, it provides durability and resistance to mechanical damage.

Construction and application

This switch is particularly useful in situations where uninterrupted power supply is required, e.g. in the event of a failure of one of the sources. It can be used in uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, emergency generators, and in installations where there is a need to switch between different energy suppliers. The four-pole design allows switching of all phases and the neutral wire, ensuring complete protection of the installation and connected devices.

• Purpose: Switching between two power sources.
• Application: UPS systems, emergency generators, switching energy suppliers.
• Construction: Four-pole – switches all phases and the neutral wire.
• Housing: Made of durable plastic (polycarbonate), resistant to mechanical damage and external factors.

Key features and benefits

The switch is characterized by a high rated current of 80A, which allows it to handle loads with significant power. The housing material – plastic – guarantees good electrical insulation and resistance to corrosion. The lack of a return to the "0" position means that the switch remains in the selected position until manually changed – this is important for ensuring stable power supply in critical applications.

• High rated current (80A): Allows connection of devices with high power consumption.
• Durable plastic housing: Provides protection against mechanical damage and external influences.
• No return to "0" position: Guarantees stable maintenance of the selected switch position.
• Four-pole construction: Complete protection of the installation by switching all phases and the neutral wire.