MLP Switch

MLP Switch

The MLP switch uses a nylon housing. Nylon is a very inert material and is used in food processing or other areas where wash downs are common.

The MLP switch can be constructed using reeds, triacs, or transistors. This allows it to be a very versatile switch that can fit a variety of applications. The various configurations are listed below.

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Color-coded wires are used for easy installation.

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MLP switch with Reed sub

'xx' indicates cable length in feet

Part Number	Contact Style	Abs. Max Power (VA)	Max Voltage (V)	Max Current (A)	# of Leads
MLP-Exx¹	SPDT	100	120 AC/28 DC	0.84A / 3A	3
MLP-Fxx¹	SPST/NC	100	120 AC/28 DC	0.84A / 3A	2
MLP-Hxx¹	SPST/NO	100	120 AC/28 DC	0.84A / 3A	2
MLP-Lxx	SPST/NO	50	125 AC/DC	1.0	2

Note 1: UL/CSA recognized

MLP switch with Triac sub

'xx' indicates cable length in feet

Part Number	Contact Style	Max Voltage (V)	Max Current (A)	# of Leads
MLP-Pxx¹	SPST/NO	120 AC	2	2
MLP-Sxx¹	SPST/NC	120 AC	2	2
MLP-Wxx¹	SPDT	120 AC	2	3

Note 1: UL/CSA recognized

MLP switch with Transistor sub

'xx' indicates cable length in feet

Part Number	Contact Style	Max Voltage (V)	Max Current (A)	# of Leads
MLP-Txx¹	SPST/NO	100 DC	2	2
MLP-Xxx¹	SPST/NC	100 DC	2	2
MLP-Yxx¹	SPDT	100 DC	2	2

Note 1: UL/CSA recognized

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Part number: MLP-Zxx

'Z' indicates the sub type used in the switch, and 'xx' indicates cable length in feet.

Last modified: 10/10/06