G-335S-0001 CW Industries

CW INDUSTRIES 130 James Way Southampton, PA 18966 Phone: 215-355-7080 Fax: 215-355-1088 Email: info cwind.com Website: Slide Switch Terminal Options Terminal Options Vulcanized Fiber Shield 0.020 thick that fits over the switch terminals is also available Solder Shield Listing Agency (Consult drawing or factory for specific rating) 1 Listed Agencies Compliance . 1 Due to ongoing advancements, additional agency certifications may be available, contact us for more information. MATERIALS Nylon 6/6 Button Material Cold Rolled Steel Housing Panel: Zinc, PC Board: Electro-tin Housing Plating Copper Alloy Moving Contact Silver is standard. Gold (30 microinches of gold over 50 microinches of nickel) is available. Other gold Moving Contact Plating thicknesses are available if your quantities are sufficient. Beryllium Copper Moving Contact Spring Phosphor Bronze Copper Alloy Terminals Silver is standard. Gold (30 microinches over 50 microinches of nickel) on many popular types is available. Terminal Plating NEMA Grade XP Phenolic Laminate Terminal Board Other materials to suit your application are available if volume is sufficient. Contact us for more information. Note PERFORMANCE STANDARDS CW switches are designed to perform to the standards listed when operated within ambient conditions detailed below: Operating Temperature - 104C maximum, -10C minimum. Relative Humidity - Switches will be operable and insulation resistance shall be greater than 100 megohms if allowed to dry for 100 hours at room temperature of 25C and after exposure for one hour in an atmosphere having 95% relative humidity and a temperature of 50C High Voltage Breakdown - Minimum of 1000 volts RMS 60 Hz for one minute between parts of opposite polarity. Contact Resistance - Less than 0.01 ohm at 20 milliamperes DC. Life Cycling (No Load) - Switches will be operative after 10,000 (minimum) cycles at the rate of 10 cycles per minute. Life Cycling (Load) - Switches will be operative after 6000 (minimum) cycles at the rate of 10 cycles per minute at rated load CARE IN SWITCH INSTALLATION 5/26/2016 Page 2 of 3