PF38100085: 10 Button Alpha Pendant (8 x 1 Speed) + Mushroom Stop + Reset

PF38100085: 10 Button Alpha Pendant (8 x 1 Speed) + Mushroom Stop + Reset

Marsoni

M251S

$378.80

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PF38100085: 10 Button Alpha Pendant (8 x 1 Speed) + Mushroom Stop + ResetThe Alpha Pendant operates as an auxiliary controller of electrical motors through various power interfaces such as PLCs or conductors. This series lightweight and compact body is fit for your comfort with its ergonomic design which sits firmly in your hand. Features: This durable and heavy duty Alpha pendant has 10 buttons: 1 emergency stop button with a normally closed configuration 1 start reset button that is of normal open configuration 8 single

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012