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Disconnect Switch

Allen-Bradley 194L-A12-4501 Disconnect Switch

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SKU: 194L-A12-4501

Alternate: 194LA124501

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Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
194L-A12-4501
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Allen-Bradley 194L-A12-4501 (194L-A12-4501) is a disconnect switch designed for industrial control panels, motor isolation, and power distribution circuits. Belonging to the Allen-Bradley Bulletin 194L family of control and load switches, this unit provides safe, dependable circuit isolation and switching performance across industrial automation environments and machinery installations. It serves as an essential electrical disconnect mechanism, allowing maintenance personnel and operators to isolate downstream electrical equipment and control circuitry during inspection, servicing, and scheduled maintenance procedures. With a recorded weight of 10 kg, this Allen-Bradley disconnect switch integrates into compatible enclosure assemblies, machine control systems, and power distribution networks. It is suitable for applications requiring durable switching hardware, offering reliable contact operation under demanding industrial duty cycles. The switch can be utilized as a direct replacement component in existing Allen-Bradley control systems or integrated into new panel builds requiring Bulletin 194L switching functionality. Typical applications include manufacturing assembly lines, motor control centers, industrial processing facilities, and automated plant equipment where dependable manual circuit isolation is vital.

Technical Specifications

SKU
194L-A12-4501
Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
194L-A12-4501
Category
Disconnect Switch
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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