Thyssenkrupp Elevator (TKE)
Telemecanique Governor Limit Switch Sensor for ThyssenKrupp ISIS
Telemecanique Governor Limit Switch Sensor for ThyssenKrupp ISIS
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LPP Part Number: LS.TK.ISIS
Condition: New
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This electromechanical limit switch is designed for use as a governor limit switch in select ThyssenKrupp ISIS elevator systems. It serves as a reliable position-sensing device for applications requiring consistent snap-action switching and dependable mechanical operation. Cross-references include ZCP21, 171FX1, and 9804547, making it an excellent replacement option when servicing compatible equipment.
Commonly found on ThyssenKrupp ISIS elevators utilizing the 6002AH buffer, this compact limit switch features a spring-return metal plunger actuator housed in a durable enclosure suitable for demanding elevator environments. Its sealed construction and positive-opening contacts help provide dependable performance where reliable mechanical actuation is essential.
- Application: Governor limit switch
- Compatible with select ThyssenKrupp ISIS elevator systems
- Commonly used with 6002AH buffer installations
- Cross-reference part numbers: ZCP21, 171FX1, 9804547
- Compact EN 50047 Form B housing
- Spring-return metal plunger actuator
- Contact configuration: 1 Normally Closed (NC) + 1 Normally Open (NO)
- Snap-action switching
- Positive-opening contacts
- Screw-clamp terminal connections
- 1/2 in. NPT cable entry
- IP66/IP67 environmental protection
- Zamak metal actuator head with durable plastic body
- Vertical end-actuated operation
For dependable elevator performance, replacement safety components should always be installed and inspected by qualified elevator personnel using appropriate procedures. Confirm compatibility with the existing equipment before installation to help ensure proper operation and long-term reliability.
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