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Miller 025864 Toggle Switch - DPST 40A 250V
Reliable Power Control with Miller Toggle SwitchThe Miller 025864 toggle switch delivers dependable performance for your electrical projects. Featuring a robust design and easy installation, this switch is ideal for various applications. Type: Toggle Switch Amperage: 40 Amps Voltage: 250 Volt...
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Overview
Reliable Power Control with Miller Toggle Switch
The Miller 025864 toggle switch delivers dependable performance for your electrical projects. Featuring a robust design and easy installation, this switch is ideal for various applications.
- Type: Toggle Switch
- Amperage: 40 Amps
- Voltage: 250 Volts
- Configuration: DPST (Double Pole Single Throw)
- Connection: Quick Connect
- Brand: Miller
- Terminal: DPST
- Dimensions: 6 x 1 x 1 inches
- Ingress Protection: IP54
- Connectivity: X-10
- Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Key Features
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Specifications
Switch Type
Toggle Switch
Configuration
DPST
Current Rating
40 Amps
Voltage Rating
250 Volts
Frequently Asked Questions
What does DPST signify for this Miller toggle switch?
DPST stands for Double Pole, Single Throw, meaning this switch can control two separate circuits simultaneously in an on-off fashion.
What is the maximum current that this toggle switch can handle?
This Miller toggle switch is rated to handle a maximum current of 40 Amps, making it suitable for higher power applications.
What is the voltage rating for this 025864 model?
The Miller 025864 toggle switch is rated for 250 Volts, designed for compatibility with systems operating at this voltage level.
Is this switch suitable for controlling multiple independent circuits?
Yes, with its Double Pole configuration, this switch can indeed control two independent electrical circuits.