Cam switch 16A, Disconnector 0-1 (3-pole), base mounting front closure yellow/red ŁK16R-2.8211\B08

Universal cam switch for various applications

This three-pole cam switch, with a rated current of 16A, is a reliable solution for disconnecting electrical circuits. Equipped with a "0" position, it provides safe and convenient control of the installation. The housing design increases its durability and resistance to external factors, making it an ideal choice for both professional installers and end-users.

Solid construction and high functionality

The switch is characterized by high quality workmanship and meets demanding safety standards. Its robust construction guarantees long-lasting and trouble-free operation in various environmental conditions. Designed for indirect mounting, it offers flexibility in choosing the installation location. The IP65 protection rating provides protection against dust and water jets, which is particularly important in harsh industrial conditions or damp rooms. Made of plastic, it is lightweight and easy to install.

Key parameters and applications

The device has a rated operating power of 8 kW for AC-3 at 400V, making it suitable for controlling motors and other devices with higher power consumption. The rated short-circuit current of 13kA provides effective protection against the effects of short circuits. The switch is used in industrial installations, public buildings, and homes and apartments as an element of electrical distribution boards or a main circuit breaker. Thanks to its versatility, it will work perfectly both in new installations and during the modernization of existing ones. The use of a drive knob makes the device easy to operate.

This switch features a rated continuous current of 16A, a rated operating power of 8 kW for AC-3 at 400V, and an IP65 protection rating. It has three poles, a "0" position, and is made of plastic. The rated short-circuit current is 13kA.

Good to know: C characteristic allows for safe starting of devices with a motor that generate high starting current – the switch reacts with a delay to short-term current surges.