Eaton EDS3130 SA Snap Switch Control Station - Hazardous Locations

Feature: 20A, 120–277V electrical rating → Business Impact: Supports common industrial control circuits with ample headroom, reducing the need for multiple devices and improving wiring efficiency → Application: Used in main control panels for machines operating across 120–277 VAC feeds in hazardous locations. Feature: Copper-free aluminum enclosure → Business Impact: Improves corrosion resistance and reduces maintenance in harsh environments, lowering total cost of ownership → Application: Suitable for chemical plants and outdoor installations where exposure to chemicals or moisture is a factor. Feature: With one 1" hub → Business Impact: Simplifies conduit routing and field wiring, accelerating installation and reducing labor time → Application: Preferred when panel layout demands compact wiring integration in new builds or retrofits. Feature: Three-pole, two pushbuttons, dead-end, 3-way switch → Business Impact: Enables versatile control schemes with clear operator feedback, decreasing operator error and downtime → Application: Controls multi-line circuits in hazardous area machinery and process lines. Feature: Hazardous/Classified Locations area classification, NEC/CEC compliance, and NEMA ratings 3, 7, 9 → Business Impact: Ensures regulatory compliance and equipment protection in hazardous environments, minimizing audit risk → Application: Essential for oil & gas, refineries, chemical processing, and other industries requiring robust safety certifications. Feature: Single-gang, 5.06 in depth, 5.875 in height, 3.5 in width footprint → Business Impact: Space-efficient footprint eases integration into standardized electrical enclosures and control desks → Application: Retrofit or new installations where cabinet real estate is at a premium. Note: Real-world installations benefit from Eaton’s I/O compatibility and installation instructions (IF 242) providing documented guidance to reduce commissioning time and avoid miswiring. This aligns with industry best practices for snap switch control stations in hazardous environments.