Position Switches and Safety Switches Bernstein
Показано товаров: 14 из 14
Артикул: 789991
Thanks to its heavy duty enclosure with particularly tough design of actuator and switching systems, the switch type D is ideally suited for harsh operating conditions.
Артикул: 789990
With its standard enclosure, the ENM2 limit switch can be used universally in all industrial and safety applications.
Артикул: 789988
Thanks to its compact design, this metal-enclosed switch is ideally suited for virtually all safety and position monitoring applications.
Артикул: 789989
With its three cable entries and spacious connection area, the SN2 limit switch is the optimum solution for through-wiring or even branching off electrical circuits
Артикул: 789987
Thanks to its design and its metal actuator, the ENK limit switch is particularly suitable for applications requiring a sturdy safety switch made of plastic.
Артикул: 789986
Thanks to its two cable entries, this switch is ideal for use in series-connected monitoring facilities.
Артикул: 789984
The modularity of the I81 allows for great flexibility, enabling individual customer solutions to be realised. Due to the metal actuator locking and mounting clip the product is particularly robust.
Артикул: 789981
Thanks to its standard dimensions as well as its wide range of contacts and actuators, this switch can be used on safety facilities and for position monitoring in virtually any industrial application.
Артикул: 789978
Ideal for safety applications and position monitoring in confined spaces with protection class IP 65.
Артикул: 789980
With very slim dimensions and overall IP 67 protection, the I49 switches are a perfect solution for either position indication or safety applications.
Артикул: 789979
Ideal for safety applications and position monitoring in confined spaces.
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