Eaton GHG2732000R0017 Light Switch - Ex-Protected IP66

Part Number: GHG2732000R0017
Manufacturer
Eaton Crouse-Hinds
Part number
GHG2732000R0017

Quick Summary

Eaton GHG2732000R0017 light switch provides reliable control in hazardous-location electrical systems across industrial facilities. Operators often wrestle with switches that fail IP ratings or compromise safety in classified spaces; this unit is engineered to withstand moisture, dust, and harsh environments. It meets IP66 protection and NEC/CEC IECEx/ATEX standards, with hazardous-location classifications including Class I, Zone 1 and Zone 2, plus Class II, Division 1/2. The thermoplastic enclosure, 1 x M25 entry, and two-pole configuration simplify wiring and panel installation. Designed for lighting and emergency systems, it delivers dependability while helping maintenance teams reduce downtime and compliance risk in demanding industries.

Product Information

Extended Description

GHG2732000R0017 Eaton Crouse-Hinds: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series GHG273 light switch, 16A, Two-pole, With switch, 1 x M25 entry, Thermoplastic, 250 Vac
Product Name
Eaton's Crouse-Hinds series GHG273 light switch
Catalog Number
GHG2732000R0017
Product Length/Depth
3.35 in
Product Height
3.94 in
Product Width
2.52 in
Product Weight
0.71 lb
EAN
4250217425899
Area classification
Hazardous/Classified Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC IECEx/ATEX
NEC hazardous rating
Class I, Zone 1 Class I, Division 2 Class I, Zone 2 Class II, Division 1 Class II, Division 2
Ingress protection (IP) ratings
IP66
Enclosure type
With switch
Configuration
Two-pole
Entry size
1 x M25
Voltage rating
250 Vac
Amperage Rating
16A
Material
Thermoplastic
Feature: Ex-protected design and IP66 enclosure protect the switch in chemically aggressive environments. This translates to lower risk of ingress-related failures, reduced maintenance calls, and improved uptime in hazardous locations. Application-wise, the GHG2732000R0017 is ideal for lighting control and small loads in chemical plants, refineries, and offshore facilities where moisture, dust, and flammable atmospheres are a constant concern. The robust enclosure also supports longer service life in tough industrial settings, reducing lifecycle costs and downtime. Business impact includes higher equipment availability and safer operation, while the application supports compliance with strict industrial safety standards.

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FAQs

The GHG2732000R0017 is designed for Class I hazardous locations (Zone 1 and Zone 2) and Class II locations, with IP66 protection and IECEx/ATEX, NEC/CEC certifications. It handles lighting and small-load control in chemical plants, refineries, and offshore facilities where dust, moisture, and explosive atmospheres are present.
The two-pole configuration provides clear isolation between lines and reliable switching of the load, improving safety and fault containment. It simplifies wiring in control panels and accelerates commissioning, which reduces field labor and potential miswiring in hazardous environments.
The 1 x M25 entry enables flexible glandting and secure sealing for armored or non-armored cables. This supports tidy installations, easier termination, and robust strain relief, which are crucial in harsh environments where vibration and chemical exposure are common.
Yes. It complies with NEC/CEC and IECEx/ATEX standards and is rated IP66 for ingress protection. The hazardous-location classifications include Class I Zone 1/Zone 2 and Class II divisions, ensuring suitability for regulated industrial sites.
The switch offers durable, maintenance-friendly construction with long service life in challenging environments, reducing downtime and field-service visits. Its robust protection, fast installation, and regulatory compliance translate to lower lifecycle costs and improved operator safety in hazardous-area lighting and emergency systems.