Cole Hersee 75920 Master Battery Disconnect Switches
Cole Hersee 75920 Master Battery Disconnect Switches are high amp capacity, IP67 sealed heavy-duty switches that provide reliable emergency power cut-off. The switches are designed to be used up to 400A with a single 4/0 cable at 12VDC or 200A in 36VDC applications, allowing users to apply the switch in various vehicles. Applications include vehicle electrical systems such as heavy trucks, off-road, construction, emergency vehicles, material handling, refuse collection, mining, agricultural or marine.Features
- High 400A amperage capacity with a single 4/0 cable
- Can be used in high side or low side applications
- Waterproof and dustproof to IP68, switches can be mounted in exposed locations
- Composite engineered polymer housing will not rust or corrode, tested per SAE 1455 for salt, calcium chloride, and magnesium chloride
- Built-in lockout satisfies OSHA requirements for an energy isolation device
- Large red or yellow knob is easy to operate with gloves
- 90° switch travel makes it easy to identify the switch position
- Large divider on the base prevents accidental shorting of high energy cables
- Fits standard Master Disconnect mounting pattern
- SPST
- Attractive styling suitable for in-cab mounting close to the driver
- RoHS compliant
Applications
- Local circuit protection outside of the cab
- External accessory lighting
- Transportation (commercial vehicle, automotive)
Specifications
- 6V to 36V operating voltage range
- Continuous currents
- 400A maximum at 12V (single 4/0 cable)
- 300A maximum at 24V
- 200A maximum at 36V
- Intermittent currents at 12V
- 1000A for 90s on, 5 minutes off
- 1500A for 60s on, 5 minutes off
- 2000A for 30s on, 5 minutes off
- 3000A for 15s on, 5 minutes off
- -40°C to +85°C operating temperature range
- IP68 protection
- Mounting stem
- 3/4"-16 threads
- 18ft-lbs (24.4Nm) maximum torque
- Knob retention screw torque
- 7.0"-lbs ±2.0in-lbs
- 0.79Nm ±0.23Nm
- Copper battery terminals
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Published: 2022-05-13
| Updated: 2024-07-23
