GRI2020-12WG (QTY of 10)
SKU
GRI2020-12WG
$77.00
Quick Overview
Product Overview
GRI2020-12WG 3/8" Press Fit Switch Set, 1" Wide Gap, 10W, 200VDC, 0.40A, Closed, N/O, A, White (QTY of 10)
GRI2020-12WG 3/8" Press Fit Switch Set, 1" Wide Gap, 10W, 200VDC, 0.40A, Closed, N/O, A, White (QTY of 10)
Product Overview
GRI's recessed switches are most versatile for a variety of applications, but the switch and magnet installed, should never form a "T" configuration.
When the application calls for a wide gap switch, using a bare magnet, keep in mind that GRI's bare magnets are installed with the painted end towards the switch as they are polarity sensitive. When protecting steel doors, use the GRI PA-75 collars with our wide gap switch.
INSTALLATION APPLICATIONS:
G.R.I.’s 3/8” recessed press-to-fit contacts can be installed in many different positions to accommodate a variety of applications. The switch and magnet can be mounted end-to-end within an imaginary arc around the switch, or parallel to the switch. When the application calls for a wide gap switch, install the painted end of the bare magnet facing the switch as they are polarity sensitive. The switch and magnet should never form a “T” configuration when installed.
If this series is to be used in a steel door application, G.R.I.’s PA-75 adaptor should be used with a wide gap switch
Main Features
Lifetime Warranty
Colors: White, Brown, Gray or Black
Available in closed loop, open loop, SPDT and DPDT
UL and ULC approved
Shorter length case
Softer fill to protect fragile reed
Standard 12" leads or terminal block
Longer leads, zip cord or jacketed cable on request
Built-in E.O.L. resistors and diodes are available
Switch or magnet are available separately
Extra wide gap bare magnets
Standard gap 1/2" +
Wide gap 1" +
Extra wide gap 1.5" +
Supervisory loops available
General Information
Name: GRI2020-12WG 3/8" Press Fit Switch Set, 1" Wide Gap, 10W, 200VDC, 0.40A, Closed, N/O, A, White, George Risk Industries, George Risk Industries
Category: George Risk Industries, Intrusion, Alarm Contacts, Magnetic Contacts
GRI's recessed switches are most versatile for a variety of applications, but the switch and magnet installed, should never form a "T" configuration.
When the application calls for a wide gap switch, using a bare magnet, keep in mind that GRI's bare magnets are installed with the painted end towards the switch as they are polarity sensitive. When protecting steel doors, use the GRI PA-75 collars with our wide gap switch.
INSTALLATION APPLICATIONS:
G.R.I.’s 3/8” recessed press-to-fit contacts can be installed in many different positions to accommodate a variety of applications. The switch and magnet can be mounted end-to-end within an imaginary arc around the switch, or parallel to the switch. When the application calls for a wide gap switch, install the painted end of the bare magnet facing the switch as they are polarity sensitive. The switch and magnet should never form a “T” configuration when installed.
If this series is to be used in a steel door application, G.R.I.’s PA-75 adaptor should be used with a wide gap switch
Main Features
Lifetime Warranty
Colors: White, Brown, Gray or Black
Available in closed loop, open loop, SPDT and DPDT
UL and ULC approved
Shorter length case
Softer fill to protect fragile reed
Standard 12" leads or terminal block
Longer leads, zip cord or jacketed cable on request
Built-in E.O.L. resistors and diodes are available
Switch or magnet are available separately
Extra wide gap bare magnets
Standard gap 1/2" +
Wide gap 1" +
Extra wide gap 1.5" +
Supervisory loops available
General Information
Name: GRI2020-12WG 3/8" Press Fit Switch Set, 1" Wide Gap, 10W, 200VDC, 0.40A, Closed, N/O, A, White, George Risk Industries, George Risk Industries
Category: George Risk Industries, Intrusion, Alarm Contacts, Magnetic Contacts
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