Technical Parameters
General
Product Type: Rotary selector switch
Model: C2SS2‑10B‑20
Actuator: Short black rotary handle
Illumination: Non‑illuminated
Function: Maintained (latching) 2‑position switch
Panel Mounting Size: 22 mm cut‑out
Bezel / Housing Material: Metal bezel with durable plastic body
Contact Configuration
Auxiliary Contacts:
1 × Normally Open (NO)
1 × Normally Closed (NC)
Contact Form: 1NO + 1NC
Contact Operation: Changeover when actuator rotates between positions
Electrical Ratings
Rated Operational Voltage: Suitable for up to 300 V AC/DC
Rated Current:
AC‑15: Approx. 1 A at 220–240 V AC
DC‑13: Approx. 0.3 A at 24–125 V DC
Rated Insulation Voltage: Approx. 300 V
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage: Approx. 6 kV
Mechanical
Operating Life: Approx. 500,000 mechanical operations
Terminal Type: Screw terminals
Pollution Degree: Suitable for industrial control environments
Mechanical Endurance: High for frequent switching
Environmental & Protection
Front Protection Rating: High dust/water resistance (e.g., IP66/IP67/IP69K) when installed correctly
Terminal Protection Rating: IP20
Operating Ambient Temperature: –25 °C to +70 °C (typical industrial range)
Storage Temperature: –40 °C to +85 °C
Applications
Mode selection (e.g., local/remote, auto/manual)
On/Off or dual‑state control input
Operator panel interfaces in automation systems
Industrial machinery control stations
Control logic and signaling circuits
The ABB C2SS2‑10B‑20 is a compact 2‑position rotary selector switch designed for use in industrial control panels, machine operator stations, and automation systems. It features a black short rotary handle with a metal bezel and provides a maintained switching action between two positions. The switch includes one normally open (NO) and one normally closed (NC) auxiliary contact for control logic or indication feedback. Its rugged construction and standardized 22 mm panel‑mount cut‑out make it suitable for demanding industrial environments, offering reliable selection input for control circuits, mode selection, or manual overrides.