Brooks designs and manufactures the finest quality and most complete line of test switches in the industry. Our Molded-Base Test Switches incorporate many features for safety, durability and reliability.
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Features:
- All standard switch assemblies are rated at 30 amperers, 600 volts A.C. and meet all appllicable IEEE, EEI, Underwriter Laboratories and ANSI C12.9 standards.
- All switches are completely non-ferrous, manufactured from high conductivity copper and phosphor bronze.
- Test switches are furnished unplated and front-connected with red potential and black current handles as our standard offering.
Contact Brooks for specific application needs.
In addition to our standard unplated front- connected switches, customers may choose a number of additional options to suit their particular application requirements. Any Brooks Molded-Base Test Switch may be configured with any of the options below:
Reverse Potentials – Potential switch handles are mounted in reverse. In this arrangement the potential switches are de-energized when open, offering additional safety.
Plating – Tin- and nickel-plating are available and provide additional protection for corrosive environments.
Screw Terminals – Utilizing a captive pressure pad and box connector this option provides an easy and secure way to connect wires to front-connected switches. Simply add ST to the part number to add screw terminals.
Color-Coded Handles – A wide array of colors (included two-piece/two-color) are available for customers to match the handle colors to their particular wire color codes.
Back-Connected – Any Brooks test switch can be furnished in a back-connected arrangement with insulated bushings for panel mounting.
Custom Switches – In addition to the molded-base offering, Brooks also produces a variety of specialty switches for high voltage application, heel-and-toe switches for reactive metering and fused potential switches. Please consult your local Brooks representative for more information.
Channel Barriers – Brooks offers channel barriers as an option for a permanent means of isolating potentials.
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