Third Decision
Rated Current
Construction
Use three numbers to print required
current value between .100 amps
minimum and 30 amps maximum.
Switch Only Construction
-SW Maintained SPST & DPST
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Second Decision
Frequency & Delay
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-0 Instant DC-50/60 Hz
-1 Fast DC-50/60 Hz
-2 Slow DC-50/60 Hz
-3 Fast w/ Inertia Wheel
DC-50/60 Hz
-4 Slow w/ Inertia Wheel
DC-50/60 Hz
-41 Fast 400 Hz*
-42 Slow 400 Hz*
-49 Instant 400 Hz
-51 Fast DC*
-52 Slow DC*
-59 Instant DC*
-61 Fast 50/60 Hz*
-62
Slow 50/60 Hz*
-69 Instant 50/60 Hz
-S Switch Pole or Special Delay
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First Decision
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T Paddle Handle 1 Single Pole † 0 Switch Only (Note E)
PP Push-Pull 4 Single Pole †† 1 Series
PR Push-To-Reset 2 Two Pole † 3 Shunt
R Rocker 5 Two Pole †† 4 Relay ††††
5 Series w/ Silver Aux. Switch †††
6 Series w/ Gold Aux. Switch †††
9 Mixed Construction
(Two Pole Only)
† UL & CSA Construction
†† Non UL & CSA Construction
††† Auxilary Switch is located in the left hand pole (viewed from terminal end)
†††† Does not meet spacings for many IEC / VDE equipment specs.
Consult factory for additional information.
* Multi-pole units with mixed construction, poles numbered left to right when viewed
from terminal end. Shunt or relay construction available in pole 2 only, other pole must be a series
or switch only construction.
Handle Poles Configurations*
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*For addition of Inertia Delay an "F"
may be added to delay numbers 41,
42, 51, 52, 61 and 62 only.
T11 -2- 5.00A - 01-11AL- V
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T/R/PP/PR SNAPAK®
Notes:
AA neon bulb is provided when specified for 120Vac and 250Vac operation.
For operation at 120Vac a 33,000 ohm, 1/2 watt external resistor is
required. At 250Vac a 100,000 ohm, 1 watt external resistor is required.
B An LED with 750 ft. L @ 20mA is provided in the center of the handle.
Maximum power dissipation @ 25 °C is 135mW. Continuous forward
current is 40mA. Forward voltage, typical, is 1.6v at 20mA. Reverse
current, typical, is 100mA @ 3.0 volts. An external resistor may be
required to limit current to these values.
CWhen ordering Paddle Handles, you may choose one item from each
hardware group to add to 5th decision if such items are desired.
For example, “-11ALS” would indicate a bright nickel knurled nut, plus a
vertical mount indicator, plus a locking ring, plus #6-32 screw terminal
adapters. For Push-Pull, Rocker and Push-to-Reset versions, you may add
only the #6-32 screw terminal adapters (-S).
D All units except Rocker units will have (1) hex nut installed as standard
hardware for the back of a panel. The choices in the fifth decision table are
intended for the front or visible side of the panel and are offered for Paddle
Handle configuration only. Push-Pull and Push-to-Reset configurations
include one (1) panel nut and one (1) hex nut as standard hardware.
E Switch only — no current overload protection provided.
DECISION TABLES
How to Order
The ordering code for the SNAPAK® circuit pro-
tectors may be determined by following the steps
in the decision tables shown here.
The coding given permits a self-assigning part
number, with certain limitations (due to the
adaptability of magnetic protectors to complex
circuits), requires a factory-assigned
part number.
The example shown is the code for a paddle
handle, single pole (UL construction), series
circuit protector designed for operation of a
50/60Hz/DC circuit. A slow time delay and rating
of 5 amperes has been indicated. Handle color is
black, and a bright nickel knurled nut, vertical
mount (ON-OFF) indicator plate and locking ring
are to be supplied.
To determine the ordering code for your
particular SNAPAK® unit, simply follow the steps
shown, then fill in the letters and/or numbers in
the boxes. Space is available on the circuit pro-
tector label for your part number (up to 12 digits).
You may then use your own part number to place
an order or as a reference for further questions
you may have. This option does require a factory
assigned part number for traceability to your
drawing or internal part number.
Example:
Decision Tables
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