Modular Switch - Hager - SFT125

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The Hager SFT125 is a modular switch designed for electrical enclosure applications, offering a single pole configuration with a 25A rating. It is ideal for electricians and system integrators needing reliable and straightforward switching solutions. While it provides optimal quality and ease of use, users should be aware of its specific 230V AC input voltage limitation and standard i-0-ii switching positions. Key features include its modular design, robust construction, and adherence to RoHS compliance.
| Model Part Number | SFT125 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HAGER |
The Hager SFT125 has an AC input voltage rating of 230 V.
The SFT125 is rated for a maximum of 25 Amperes (25A).
This typically refers to a three-position switch: 'i' for ON, '0' for OFF, and 'ii' for a second operational state or a specific configuration, often used for isolating or changing circuit paths.
This switch is designed as an electrical enclosure accessory and its suitability for outdoor use depends on the enclosure's rating and environmental conditions. It is not inherently weatherproof.
RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliance means the product meets European Union standards restricting the use of specific hazardous materials in its manufacture.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician. It involves mounting the switch on a DIN rail and connecting the appropriate conductors, ensuring all safety precautions are followed.
The approximate weight of the Hager SFT125 is 0.1543235834 Pounds.
Ensure the switch is correctly mounted on the DIN rail and not obstructed. Check for any foreign objects around the mechanism. If the issue persists, the unit may require replacement.
Immediately de-energize the circuit. Check the load current to ensure it does not exceed the 25A rating. Verify all connections are tight. If overheating continues, discontinue use and replace the switch.
Do not use the damaged switch. De-energize the circuit and replace the unit with a new one to maintain safety and functionality.
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