Ecmweb 5474 Killark Hazardous Location Controlsp
Ecmweb 5474 Killark Hazardous Location Controlsp
Ecmweb 5474 Killark Hazardous Location Controlsp
Ecmweb 5474 Killark Hazardous Location Controlsp
Ecmweb 5474 Killark Hazardous Location Controlsp

Hazardous location controls

March 27, 2013
Killark hazardous location controls are offered in single or double pushbutton, maintained pushbutton, keyed and non-keyed selector switch, single and double pilot light, and pilot light/pushbutton styles.  
Killark hazardous location controls are designed for use in environments where flammable
gases or vapors, combustible dusts, or easily ignitable fibers or flyings are present. The explosion-proof control devices are available in single or double pushbutton, maintained pushbutton, keyed and non-keyed selector switch, single and double pilot light, and pilot light/pushbutton styles. Factory-sealed control device cover assemblies feature a sealing plate between the arcing device and junction box to eliminate the need for external sealing.  Additional features include color-coded wiring, stainless steel captive screws for cover assembly, cast conduit hubs in either dead end or feed-through styles, and single- or two-gang assemblies.

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