Product guide
Harmony selector switches let an operator choose between two or three modes on a machine or panel. Common uses are hand and auto, local and remote, or on and off. The range includes 2 position and 3 position switches. Stay put types remain in the position you leave them in. Spring return types go back to the centre position when released, which suits jog functions. Standard handles are easy to turn, and key operated models limit who can change the mode. The key can be removed in one or both positions on many models. Switches come in plastic (XB5) and metal (XB4) styles. Both fit a 22mm hole, and they share contact blocks with push buttons. Choosing the right switch type and contact block lets you build the control logic you need.
Q1: What does stay put mean?
The switch stays in the position you turn it to.
Q2: What does spring return mean?
The switch goes back to the centre or start position when released.
Q3: When should I use a key selector?
When only certain people should change the mode.
Q4: Can I use it for hand/auto control?
Yes. A 3 position switch is common for hand, off and auto.
Q5: What hole size does it need?
22mm.
Q6: Are contacts included?
Many complete switches include them. Check the code.
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