Eaton 1224W Toggle Switch - UL 6241 05 Certified
Part Number: 1224W
Quick Summary
The Eaton 1224W toggle switch is a robust, wall-mount control for industrial electrical circuits. When space is tight and reliability matters, a back-and-side wired four-way switch helps reduce commissioning time and field wiring errors. UL Federal Specification Classification 6241 05 supports its use in demanding environments, matching standard industrial certifications. With a construction-grade profile, this two-pole, four-way toggle switch is ideal for industrial control panels, offering straightforward installation, durable polycarbonate housing, and dependable 20A performance at 120/277V. This combination delivers improved uptime and simpler maintenance while complementing your panel design.
Product Information
Extended Description
1224W Eaton: Eaton construction grade toggle switch, #14-10 AWG, 20A, Industrial, Wall, 120/277V, Back and side, Screw, White, Four-way, Polycarbonate
Product Name
Eaton construction grade toggle switch
Catalog Number
1224W
UPC
032664735929
Product Length/Depth
1.31 in
Product Height
3.28 in
Product Width
0.88 in
Product Weight
0.001 lb
Certifications
UL Federal Specification Classification 6241 05
Amperage Rating
20A
Torque rating
14 lbf-inch
Voltage rating
120/277 V
Wiring method
Back and side
Mounting method
Wall
Color
White
Material
Polycarbonate
Allowable wire size
#14-10 AWG
Application
Industrial
Connector type
Screw
Number Of Poles
Two-pole
Number of ways
Four-way
Switch type
Four-way
Type
Toggle switch
Feature construction-grade design and polycarbonate housing translates into superior durability in harsh industrial conditions, improving uptime by resisting impact, dust, and temperature swings and reducing replacement cycles in control panels. Application: industrial control panels in manufacturing and processing facilities. Feature back-and-side wiring with screw terminals and #14-10 AWG compatibility simplifies field termination, reduces wiring errors, and lowers labor time. Application: panel feeders and distribution interfaces. Feature 20A rating and 120/277V voltage support common control circuits and lighting loads, enabling reliable operation across standard industrial loads. Application: motor control interfaces and electrical distribution in panels. Feature two-pole, four-way design provides flexible switching topology for multi-location control, easing interlocks and cross-connects. Application: complex control schemes in machines and process lines. Feature a torque rating of 14 lbf-in and wall-mount installation for secure, repeatable operation and quick field service. Application: durable, maintenance-friendly panel installations.
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FAQs
Install the 1224W on a wall-mounted surface using the back and side wiring method with screw terminals. Use #14-10 AWG conductors, tighten to the specified torque of 14 lbf-in, and ensure the device is securely fastened with proper clearance for heat dissipation and access for maintenance.
The 1224W is a four-way, two-pole toggle switch rated for 20A at 120/277V, with durable polycarbonate housing and construction-grade design. Its back-and-side wiring and screw terminals simplify field wiring, while UL Federal Specification Classification 6241 05 ensures compliance for industrial installations.
Yes. The 1224W is specified to accept #14-10 AWG conductors, enabling standard, widely available wiring sizes and simplifying procurement and installation in most industrial panels.
The 1224W carries UL Federal Specification Classification 6241 05, providing a recognized basis for industrial compliance and reliability in demanding environments.
Expect improved uptime from durable polycarbonate construction, easier maintenance with straightforward wiring, and flexible control in complex panel layouts thanks to four-way operation. These factors translate to lower installation costs and reduced field troubleshooting in industrial settings.