Re: Switch identification
Cam switch, something like.... http://www.easyflip.co.uk/CPC_Digita...gue/?page=3517 ?
Bit confused with your description - I understand you to mean that you rotate the switch to start the motor, then the switch returns to the NO position? - spring loaded? - or - is it simply a two-position on/off switch?
Re: Switch identification
Hi Doddy
Yes switch is spring loaded to be normally open, rotate to start the motor, then when motor is up to speed switch returns to N/O.
Mike
Re: Switch identification
So, a momentary cam switch....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ON-OFF-ON-...25.m3641.l6368
Though I can't quickly find a single-throw switch, you could ignore the second position.
Re: Switch identification
Hi Mike,
You might get some joy here http://www.kempstoncontrols.co.uk/T2...zer/sku/161939 There might be more significant information required. Dunno !
They are probably worth talking to.
Cheers,
Rob
Re: Switch identification
Doddy/cropwell
Thanks guys will go for the Salzer T225 as this is the original as fit,i also have one on the other side of the machine for when i am planing, and would like them both identical.
Regards
Mike