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Used Thomas Switches

  • Thomas Products,Model: 4100 Part: 24228,Level

    Thomas Products,Model: 4100 Part: 24228,Level Switch

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    Please see pictures for details and condition. You will receive what’s in the pictures. If we have multiples of the same item, the pictures may differ. Please review the pictures to make sure the part number(s) m...

    $130 USD
    Galion, OH
  • Thomas&Betts,SHD661NF-TB,Stainless Steel Disconnect Switch

    Thomas&Betts,SHD661NF-TB,Stainless Steel Disconnect Switch

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    New unused without original box NOS. Please see pictures for details and condition. You will receive what’s in the pictures. If we have multiples of the same item, the pictures may differ. Please review the pictu...

    $350 USD
    Galion, OH
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    Thomas & Betts 20 Amp

    Thomas & Betts 20 Amp Meter Base

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    600 VAC Transformer Rated Comes With Knife Test Switches 10 - 14 AWG Wire Size Terminals NEMA 3R Enclosure Quantity 1

    Savona, Canada
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    Thomas & Betts BS2-TCV (200A,600V,3R,MICROLECTRIC)

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    Amperage: 200 AMP | Voltage: 600 V | Stocking unit: Each

    Cambridge, Canada
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    Thomas & Betts TBBD3020

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    Voltage: 120/240 V | Stocking unit: EACH | Amperage: 30/20 AMP | Ka rating: 10 KA | Poles and phase: 2P

    Cambridge, Canada
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    Thomas & Betts TBBD1515

    • Manufacturer: Thomas

    Voltage: 120/240 V | Stocking unit: EACH | Amperage: 15/15 AMP | Ka rating: 10 KA | Poles and phase: 2P

    Cambridge, Canada

Overview

Switches are essential components in electrical and networking systems, used to control the flow of electricity or data between devices. In networking, they connect multiple devices on a local area network (LAN) and manage data traffic to ensure efficient communication. They come in various types, including managed and unmanaged switches, and are crucial for maintaining robust and scalable network infrastructure.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used switch?

Check the switch's compatibility with your existing network, its port count, speed, and whether it is managed or unmanaged. Also, inspect the condition and request any available maintenance records.

How do I ensure the switch is shipped safely to my location?

Use proper packaging materials to protect the switch from static and physical damage during transit. Opt for a reputable shipping service that specializes in handling electronic equipment.

What maintenance is required for a switch?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the switch to prevent dust buildup, checking for firmware updates, monitoring performance, and ensuring proper ventilation to avoid overheating.