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  1. 7th August 2013, 10:30 PM #1
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    I need to purchase one of these type switches to wire up the Schaublin:

    Undervoltage Release Switch Tripus 230V TP02AS Motor Machine Cement Mixer | eBay

    Seems a tad expensive. Anyone got a lead on where to get these or something similar at a cheaper price?

    Rob
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    Well its cheaper.

    AC 230V 15A 18A DPST I O 2 Phase Start UP Motor Momentary Electromagnetic Switch | eBay

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    Hi Rob,

    I thought that ebay item was a pretty good price..

    For a swiss machine you should use swiss switches http://www.schurter.ch/var/schurter/...Pushbutton.pdf

    So we need Schurter Part Number UP1-3TFU31 here's one for $15.32 but by the time you sort out currency and postage, it will probably be dearer... UP1-3TFU31 Schurter | Buy UP1 3TFU31 | Onlinecomponents.com

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    That looks more my kinda price.

    Found this one too in pretty yellow

    AC 230V 15A 18A DPST 2 Phase Start UP Motor Momentary Electromagnetic Switch | eBay

    They're a good idea if the power goes off - have to be reset and stuff can't start up afterwards.

    Might go for the yellow one. It looks kinda cool.

    Rob
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    Just ordered the yellow one.

    Good price, and I like the way it mounts with screws through the front.

    I see they do this Chinese lathe style for the same price.

    JCZ3B 5 PIN SPST Momentary Waterproof Electromagnetic Switch 230VAC 15A 18A | eBay

    And there's also a 380 volt version:

    AC 380V 2KW I O 2 Positions Start UP Motor Self Locking Electromagnetic Switch | eBay

    Rob
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    Quote Originally Posted by nearnexus View Post
    Just ordered the yellow one.

    Good price, and I like the way it mounts with screws through the front.

    I see they do this Chinese lathe style for the same price.

    JCZ3B 5 PIN SPST Momentary Waterproof Electromagnetic Switch 230VAC 15A 18A | eBay

    And there's also a 380 volt version:

    AC 380V 2KW I O 2 Positions Start UP Motor Self Locking Electromagnetic Switch | eBay

    Rob
    Thanks for the links Rob,
    I need one for my wood bandsaw. Just been to lazy to look for one.
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