Honeywell Technologies Toggle Switch, Bushing Mount, Latching, DPDT, Screw Terminal, 28 V dc, 125 V ac

Honeywell Series TL Toggle Switch, 20A Switch Contact Current, DPDT Contact Configuration - 2TL1-10N

This toggle switch is a bushing-mount, manual latching device designed to provide selectable circuit routing in control and power distribution equipment. It is a double-pole, double-throw unit with three selectable positions that permits alternate circuit connections in electrical panels and industrial control assemblies.

Features and Benefits:

• DPDT contact layout delivers simultaneous dual-circuit switching
  Latching On-On-On operation secures the selected position during use
  20 A current rating supports high-current switching demands
  Rated for 125V AC and 28V DC to cover AC and DC systems
  Screw terminals enable robust, serviceable wiring connections
  Operates across a wide thermal range for harsh environments

Applications

• Suitable for control panels requiring dual-circuit selection
  Ideal for switching between redundant power supplies
  Used for manual mode selection in automation cabinets
  Can be used for reversing motor control circuits in machinery
  Suitable for laboratory rigs needing reliable circuit selection

What Terminal style is provided for wiring termination?

Termination is via screw-type terminals that allow secure conductor clamping and straightforward maintenance.

How does the actuator size affect panel integration?

The actuator extends 26.67 mm, providing tactile reach for operator access when mounted through a panel.

What temperature extremes can it withstand during operation?

The switch functions across a minimum of -65 °C up to a maximum of 71 °C to accommodate cold-start and elevated-temperature installations.

Which approvals confirm suitability for industrial use?

It holds UL, CE and CSA approvals indicating compliance with recognised safety and performance standards.

What mounting method is required for installation?

It is designed for bushing mounting to secure the switch within a panel aperture.