ABB 2CHX595235A4000 Flush Mounted Inserts - IP20

Flush Mounted construction delivers a seamless panel appearance and protection against dust ingress while maintaining a compact footprint. The flush design, paired with screw fastening, simplifies installation in one-gang enclosures and reduces grid-space conflicts in densely populated panels. This directly improves field service efficiency by minimizing rework during retrofit projects and supporting both new builds and upgrade programs in machines, conveyors, and process panels. The approach is ideal for industries demanding clean aesthetics and reliable isolation between circuits. Electrical ratings and configuration: With 250 V rated voltage and 10 A rated current, it handles common control and lighting loads without oversizing components. The alternating-/alternating wiring configuration lets two circuits switch alternately for simple control logic. The plug clamp connection provides secure terminations, reduces wiring errors, and speeds assembly in factory lines or on-site installations. Mechanical footprint and weight: Product net width and height are both 81 mm, depth 51 mm, built-in depth 17 mm, and weight 50.4 g. This compact geometry fits standard 1-gang cutouts and leaves room for labeling and wiring harnesses. The light weight eases handling during inventory and reduces shipping costs while preserving ruggedness in industrial environments. Compliance and lifecycle: CE Declaration of Conformity and RoHS/REACH declarations support regulatory compliance across European markets. WEEE category 5 classification ensures proper end-of-life treatment, while ETIM 9 EC001590 installation switch aligns with industry cataloging to improve procurement accuracy. All the data helps asset managers manage lifecycle and sustainability reporting. Durability and reliability: Non-illuminated operation, no battery requirement, and solid materials provide consistent performance in tough environments. The two-channel arrangement supports faster control-panel wiring for two independent circuits, reducing installation time and total cost of ownership. In practice, technicians report smoother retrofit programs and fewer maintenance calls due to robust connection systems.