Remote sites: Essential for sites relying on alternative power sources like solar or wind.
How it works
The switch typically has a handle with “I-O-II” positions. “I” connects the load to the first source, “II” connects it to the second source, and “O” disconnects the load from both. The switch mechanism ensures that only one source is connected to the load at any given time, preventing short circuits.
The Euroload design often includes a spring-assisted toggle mechanism for smooth and reliable operation.
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Continuity of supply: Ensures uninterrupted power to the load during switching.
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Independent manual operation: Allows for manual switching between sources.
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AC-23A utilization category: Suitable for switching motors and other high-power loads.
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Modular construction: Compact and easy to mount, often with a common outgoing and a single handle for operation.
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Separate main and arcing contacts: Protects the main contacts during switching, enhancing the switch’s lifespan.
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Enclosed design: May be enclosed to prevent dust ingress and ensure safe operation.
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Add-on auxiliary switch: Some models include auxiliary switches for signaling and interlocking with other circuits.











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