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373D113G21 | Westinghouse Motor Control Part
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Product Description P/N: 373D113G21
Description
The 373D113G21 is a motor control part manufactured by Westinghouse. This component is categorized under Westinghouse Motor Control Parts and Accessories. It is designed for use in motor control applications, ensuring proper functionality and compatibility within Westinghouse motor control systems.
Technical Specifications
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Part # |
373D113G21 |
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Category |
Pilot Devices |
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Subcategory |
Pushbutton Kit PBK11 Start/Stop |
Information About 373D113G21
The 373D113G21 is a motor control part produced by Westinghouse, falling under the category of Pilot Devices and the subcategory of Pushbutton Kits, specifically the PBK11 Start/Stop kit. This part is designed to be used in motor control applications, providing essential functionality in controlling motor operations within electrical systems.
Westinghouse, known for its robust and reliable electrical components, ensures that the 373D113G21 adheres to stringent quality standards. This part is an integral component of motor control systems, which are crucial for managing the starting, stopping, and operational modes of motors in various industrial and commercial applications.
The 373D113G21 Pushbutton Kit PBK11 Start/Stop includes essential elements required for the installation and operation of a start/stop pushbutton mechanism. This mechanism is a fundamental part of pilot devices, which are used to manually control electrical circuits. The start/stop pushbutton configuration allows for straightforward and reliable control over motor functions, enabling operators to initiate or terminate motor operation as needed.
Manufacturer information
Westinghouse Electric Corporation, founded in 1886, was a major American manufacturer of electrical products, including generators, motors, and circuit breakers. Known for innovation, it played a significant role in shaping the modern electrical industry before various divestitures and acquisitions altered its structure.
Description
The 373D113G21 is a motor control part manufactured by Westinghouse. This component is categorized under Westinghouse Motor Control Parts and Accessories. It is designed for use in motor control applications, ensuring proper functionality and compatibility within Westinghouse motor control systems.
Technical Specifications
|
Part # |
373D113G21 |
|
Category |
Pilot Devices |
|
Subcategory |
Pushbutton Kit PBK11 Start/Stop |
Information About 373D113G21
The 373D113G21 is a motor control part produced by Westinghouse, falling under the category of Pilot Devices and the subcategory of Pushbutton Kits, specifically the PBK11 Start/Stop kit. This part is designed to be used in motor control applications, providing essential functionality in controlling motor operations within electrical systems.
Westinghouse, known for its robust and reliable electrical components, ensures that the 373D113G21 adheres to stringent quality standards. This part is an integral component of motor control systems, which are crucial for managing the starting, stopping, and operational modes of motors in various industrial and commercial applications.
The 373D113G21 Pushbutton Kit PBK11 Start/Stop includes essential elements required for the installation and operation of a start/stop pushbutton mechanism. This mechanism is a fundamental part of pilot devices, which are used to manually control electrical circuits. The start/stop pushbutton configuration allows for straightforward and reliable control over motor functions, enabling operators to initiate or terminate motor operation as needed.
Manufacturer information
Westinghouse Electric Corporation, founded in 1886, was a major American manufacturer of electrical products, including generators, motors, and circuit breakers. Known for innovation, it played a significant role in shaping the modern electrical industry before various divestitures and acquisitions altered its structure.