Eaton 7992K10 Hesitation Toggle Switch On-off-on Dpdt

Product Description

The EATON 7992K10 is a hesitation toggle switch rated for On-Off-On action with DPDT (double-pole, double-throw) contacts. It uses a slow-make, slow-break butt-action contact mechanism and is built for both AC and low-voltage DC applications. The integrated interlock mechanism prevents the lever from passing through the center position until pressure is momentarily relieved, giving the installer deliberate control over switching states. Rated at 15 amps at 125 volts AC or 28 volts DC, and 10 amps at 250 volts AC, this switch suits a wide range of control panel and equipment wiring tasks. Mounting hardware is included. The unit is UL recognized and CSA certified.

The 7992K10 is suited for residential and light commercial electrical control applications where a two-circuit, three-position switching function is required. It is commonly installed in control panels, equipment enclosures, and industrial machinery wiring where the hesitation action adds a layer of operational safety by requiring intentional input to move the lever through the center-off position. Electricians and panel builders working with AC control circuits or low-voltage DC systems will find this switch appropriate for those wiring layouts.

Key Features

• On-Off-On action with DPDT contact configuration for two-circuit switching
• Slow-make, slow-break butt-action contact mechanism for controlled switching
• Interlock mechanism prevents lever travel through center position without deliberate pressure relief
• Rated 15A at 125 volts AC or 28 volts DC, and 10A at 250 volts AC
• Compatible with both AC and low-voltage DC applications
• UL recognized and CSA certified; mounting hardware included

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade toggle switch for control panels and equipment requiring On-Off-On DPDT hesitation switching in AC or low-voltage DC circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician following applicable NEC guidelines. De-energize all circuits before handling or wiring the switch. Verify that the circuit voltage and amperage are within the rated limits for the selected wiring configuration before applying power. Do not exceed the published contact ratings for either AC or DC service.