Isolator Switch
Brand Name: Clipsal
Range: Weathershield WHB Series
Number of Poles: 1
Current: 20 A
Voltage: 250 V
Number of Ways: 1
Number of Gangs: 1
Operation Type: Rotary
Color: Resistant Grey
Mounting Type: Surface
Degree of Protection: IP66
Dimensions: 85 mm x 165 mm x 94 mm
Clipsal Isolator IP66 Weatherproof 1P 20A 250V Whb Series Resistant Grey - WHB120-RG
Clipsal Whb120Rg Isolator Ip66 1P 20A 250V Whb Series R/G
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Clipsal Isolator IP66 Weatherproof 1P 20A 250V Whb Series Resistant Grey - WHB120-RG
Width 94
Height 80
Depth 170
| SKU | CLIWHB120RG |
|---|---|
| Supplier No | WHB120-RG |
| EAN / Barcode | 9311554644307 |
| Height | 80.000000 |
| Length | 170.000000 |
| Width | 94.000000 |
| Brand | Clipsal |
| Range | Weathershield |
| Colour | Resistant Grey |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Voltage | 250 V |
| Current Rating | 20 Amps |
| Number of Poles | 1 Pole |
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Our outdoor range of weather-proof power points and electrical switches are built tough. They're dust- and water-resistant, and designed to resist the corrosion and colour fading that most other brands succumb to during Australia's harsh summers and winters.
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A FEW FAQS
WHB320 Surface Switch - Weather Protected, Surface Switches - WHB Series - Weathershield - IP66, Switch 500V 20A - triple pole
No you will need to replace the unit
Part number WMS120 can be padlockable.
No, it has been replaced with our 56P320-EO.
Replacement for WMC120 is WMC320.
No it is a hazardous area, it needs to be "explosion proof". the fumes may ignite when the switch is flicked on by the arc between contacts which could cause a fire.
