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Keylock rotary switches – Grayhill Keylock Switches 44L Series User Manual

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Grayhill, Inc. • 561 Hillgrove Avenue • LaGrange, Illinois 60525-5997 • USA • Phone: 708-354-1040 • Fax: 708-354-2820 • www.grayhill.com

Rotary Switches

Keylock Rotary Switches

Switch SPecificAtioNS

electrical characteristics
industrial grade Switch
Switching current and Life

The load-life values indicate the number of
cycles of operation expected for the voltage,
current and type of load. End of life is defined
using the resistance and breakdown failure
criteria listed below.
5A at

115 Vac, resistive

1A at

6 to 28 Vdc, resistive

2A at

115 Vac, inductive

cycle of operation: 360° rotation plus a
360° return
test conditions: 25°C, 68% relative humidity,
atmospheric pressure
Life expectancy:
With loads above: 25,000 cycles
Without load:

100,000 cycles

contact resistance:
End of life:

less than 20 mΩ

insulation resistance:
(Between mutually insulated parts)
Initially:

50,000 MΩ

Breakdown Voltage:
(Between mutually insulated parts)
Initially:

1,000 Vac

End of life:

500 Vac

carry current: 10A; maximum temperature
rise 20°C

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44 L 45-02-1-08N-f

Series
Style Letter:
L
Angle of throw: 45°
Number of Decks: 01 thru 06 (per Choices chart)
Poles per Deck: 1 thru 4 (per Choices chart)
Positions per Pole: 02 thru 08 (per Choices chart)
type of contacts:

N = Non-shorting

S = Shorting (per Choices chart)

Stop Arrangement Suffix: (needed only for 1-pole switches

with

maximum positions)

F = Fixed stop between positions 8 and 1

*Leave blank for continuous rotation

Available from your local grayhill Distributor.

For prices and discounts, contact a local

Sales Office, an authorized local Distributor or

Grayhill.

Mechanical characteristics

Switching Mode:
45°, 1 or 2 poles: Shorting or non-shorting
45°, 3 or 4 poles: Non-shorting
type of contact: Wiping contacts
contact force: greater than 150g
Number of terminals: Switches are provided
with only the number of terminals needed
Stop Strength: greater than 15 in-lbs (1.70
Nm)
Switching torque: 8-115 in-ozs (28 to 230
mNm), depending on the number of poles,
number of decks, and angle of throw

Additional characteristics

Switches of 6 or more decks have longer studs
with extra mounting nuts for recommended
double end mount

Materials and finishes: Switch

Switch Bases: Melamine per MIL–M–14, 4
Switch Bases:
Industrial Grade:

Melamine per MIL–M–14

Military: Diallyl per MIL–M–14
cover, Deck Separators, end Plate, and
rotor Mounting Plate:
Phenolic per
MIL–M–14
Shaft, Shaft extension, Stop Arm, Stop
washers, rear
Support Plate, cover
Plate, retaining ring, Studs, Nuts:
Stain-
less steel
Detent Balls: Steel, nickel-plated
Detent Springs: Tinned music wire
rotor contact, and Stator (Base) con-
tacts:
Silver alloy
common Plate, and common terminal:
Brass, 300µ inch, (7.6 µm) silver plate
Base terminals: Brass, tin plated