Gibraltar G10-2350AF Pointer Control Knob 2in Dia

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G10-2350AF is a pointer-style control knob designed for use on shafts and controls in HVAC equipment, electrical enclosures, and industrial control panels. It measures 2 inches in diameter and 5/8 inches in height, with a 1/4-inch shaft hole and a hole depth of 15/32 inches. The center bore measures 21/32 inches, and the set screw-to-bottom dimension is 1/4 inches. The insert height is 15/32 inches. This knob is installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, and equipment service technicians wherever a clearly directional pointer-style indicator is needed on a rotary control shaft.

The G10-2350AF is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC controls, thermostats, control panels, and similar equipment requiring a reliable, visually distinct rotary pointer knob. Its PH-style configuration makes it a practical fit for service replacement and OEM-style installations on rotary shaft controls in the field. No specific model compatibility data was provided with this part; reference the specifications below to confirm fitment before ordering.

Key Features

• Pointer-style (PH) indicator for clear rotary position reference
• 2 inches diameter for easy grip and visual identification
• 1/4-inch shaft hole with 15/32-inch hole depth for secure shaft engagement
• 21/32-inch center bore accommodates standard shaft configurations
• Set screw-to-bottom dimension of 1/4 inches for precise mounting depth
• Insert height of 15/32 inches provides consistent fit across compatible shaft styles

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or service pointer control knob for rotary shaft controls with a 1/4-inch shaft diameter in HVAC, electrical, and industrial control panel applications. Verify shaft diameter, hole depth, and knob diameter against the existing installation before replacing.

Installation Notes

Power down or de-energize the equipment before removing or installing control knobs. Slide the knob onto the shaft and tighten the set screw to secure it in place; do not over-tighten the set screw, as this may damage the shaft. This work is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or electrician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC guidelines where electrical panels are involved.