APEM 637H Toggle Switch – (ON)-OFF-(ON), 10A 250V AC

APEM 637H Toggle Switch – (ON)-OFF-(ON), 10A 250V AC
APEM 637H Toggle Switch – (ON)-OFF-(ON), 10A 250V AC
Original APEM 637H industrial toggle switch, 10A 250V AC, SPDT, momentary (ON)-OFF-(ON), metal lever and screw terminals. Special clearance offer while stocks last.

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637H

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APEM 637H Industrial Momentary Toggle Switch – Special Offer

The APEM 637H is a high-quality, heavy-duty toggle switch designed for reliable operation in industrial electrical equipment, machinery and control panels.

Part of APEM's proven 600H series, this single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch features a three-position (ON)-OFF-(ON) configuration. The metal lever automatically returns to the centre OFF position when released, making it suitable for momentary control applications.

Its robust construction, metal actuator and practical screw terminals make it an excellent choice for professional equipment manufacturers, maintenance engineers and electrical installations.

Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: APEM

  • Part number: 637H

  • Series: 600H

  • Switch type: Toggle switch, SPDT

  • Switch function: (ON)-OFF-(ON), momentary

  • Current rating: 10A at 250V AC

  • Mounting: Panel mounting

  • Panel cutout: Ø 12.2 mm

  • Actuator: Nickel-plated metal lever

  • Lever length: 17.5 mm

  • Connections: Screw terminals

  • Operating temperature: -20°C to +55°C

  • Electrical life: 10,000 cycles at rated load

APEM 600 series datasheet

Applications

Suitable for industrial machinery, electrical control panels, equipment maintenance, directional controls and other applications requiring momentary switching in two directions.

Special Clearance Offer – Limited Stock

We are offering a limited quantity of 100 original APEM 637H switches at a special clearance price.

A great opportunity to purchase genuine APEM industrial switches at an attractive price. Available while stocks last.