ROCKER SW WR SP/3W 20A 120/277V GY
SKU: #151176
Part: #RSD120WPGY
UPC: 883778309052
ROCKER SW WR SP/3W 20A 120/277V GY
SKU: #151176
Part: #RSD120WPGY
UPC: 883778309052
Description
ROCKER SW WR SP/3W 20A 120/277V GY - Weatherproof Rocker Switch
This Hubbell Style Line® Decorator Weatherproof Rocker Switch is designed for use in electrical distributor and lighting solutions applications requiring durable and reliable switching. It supports single pole and 3-way wiring configurations, making it suitable for various wiring and switchgear supplier needs. The switch is weatherproof rated (NEMA Type 3R), allowing for outdoor or damp location installations without requiring a cover.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems
- Manufacturer Part #: RSD120WPGY
- UPC: 883778309052
- Current Rating: 20 amperes
- Voltage Rating: 120/277V AC
- Number of Poles: Single Pole / 3-Way Capable
- Contact Configuration: 2 Position
- Contact Rating: Per UL 20
- Operating Cycles: 30,000 cycles minimum
- Operating Temperature: Max continuous 75°C, Minimum -40°C without impact
- Material: Polycarbonate (Base, Body, and Plate)
- Terminal Screws: Brass
- Contacts: Silver Alloy
- Movable Contact Arm: Copper Alloy
- Mounting: Screw Mount
- Width: 3.2 inches
- Product Weight: 3.6 lbs
- Dielectric Voltage: Withstands 1,500V AC for 1 minute
- Overload Capacity: 4.8 times rated current
- Terminal Accommodation: #14 AWG min. - #10 AWG max. solid and stranded copper wire only
- Environmental Conditions: Weatherproof (NEMA Type 3R)
- Flammability Rating: UL V2
- Country of Origin: China
Features
- Weatherproof design suitable for outdoor and damp locations without requiring a cover
- Self-grounding rocker actuator with positive snap action for reliable operation
- Back and side wired terminals for flexible installation
- Durable polycarbonate construction for impact resistance and longevity
- cULus Listed for safety and compliance
- Supports both single pole and 3-way wiring configurations
- High endurance with a minimum of 30,000 operating cycles
