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We are currently looking a Switching in our 2330 L3, can someone please advise me as to whether an Emergency Switch is an on or off load switch?

As it is a normally closed contact and carries current I thought it was an on load switch because it is required to cut off the full load current, but a colleague feels its an off load devise.

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Agreed ya only use the emergency switch to open the cct with emergency lights to test they are working properly......
Non maintained the emergency light comes on when emergency switch operated.
Maintained lighting the lights is on and says on even after emergency switch is operated for as long as the battery has charge...
Hope helps you....
 
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Agreed ya only use the emergency switch to open the cct with emergency lights to test they are working properly......
Non maintained the emergency light comes on when emergency switch operated.
Maintained lighting the lights is on and says on even after emergency switch is operated for as long as the battery has charge...
Hope helps you....

think you've got your wires crossed here mate. OP is referring to an emergency switch, as in switching off machinery if some poor sod's got his goolies trapped.
 
think you've got your wires crossed here mate. OP is referring to an emergency switch, as in switching off machinery if some poor sod's got his goolies trapped.
lol..... gonna have to start read posts more thoroughly ,,,, i still agree with the ya first post course it is an on load device as the machine , motor would be runnig for the poor sod with his goolies trapped to operate the emergency switch...for the poor sod the quicker the better.:joker:
cheers ..
 
lol..... gonna have to start read posts more thoroughly ,,,, i still agree with the ya first post course it is an on load device as the machine , motor would be runnig for the poor sod with his goolies trapped to operate the emergency switch...for the poor sod the quicker the better.:joker:
cheers ..
If he's got himself into that sort of situation, let the daft sod suffer.
 

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