Honeywell AML71, AML75 User Manual

Manual Switches AML71/75 Series

Barriers/Panel Seal Accessories

AML71 BARRIERS

Drawing shows two switches, slot mount­ed. From left to right: one center barrier, a
second switch, plus another end barrier
to complete the arrangement.

When mounting anindividual unit, an end
barrier is attached to each side of the
housing. The center barrier is used in a
slot mount array.

FEATURES

1 Barriers separate individually

mounted switches and indicators —
help prevent inadvertent actuation of
two pushbutton switches with a single
push.

1 Front of panel mounting simplifies

installation.

AML71 BARRIER ORDER GUIDE (See notes)
Barriers shown in order guide are black.

Barrier Length Type Catalog Listing

Short Center AML71SCB

(For use with square devices and short side

of rectangular devices.) End AML71SEB

Long Center AML71LCB

(For use with long side of rectangular

devices.) End AML71LEB

Notes:
Not for use with AML61 mounting hardware or any full guard bezel products.
Not for use with AML41J, K, or L lens type indicators; or AML45 annunciators.

AML75 PANEL SEAL

MATERIAL
Base: Polypropylene
Cap: Polyvinyl Chloride

FEATURES

1 AML75 panel seals fit pushbutton

switches and indicators.

1 Provides protection from

contamination from accidental
beverage spills, dust, and dirt.

1 Easy to install, without tools
1 No effect on display color, light

intensity, or legend quality.

1 Replace seal or change lamps without

removing switch from panel.

1 For .19-inch standard height square or

rectangular pushbuttons.

1 Mounting dimensions page 65.

AML75 PANEL SEAL ORDER GUIDE

Square .19N Rectangular .19N

Description high pushbuttons high pushbuttons Rockers

Base & Seal AML75ABC AML75BBC AML75RBC

Base Only AML75ABN AML75BBN —

Seal Only AML75ANC AML75BNC —

Notes:
Multiple units should not be mounted in a
single slot, since this would create an
unsealed space between each unit.
AML75 seals are not for use with barriers,

The design complements AML’s func­tional appearance, creating a pleasing
framed effect around the button. It con­sists of a matte black plastic base which
press-fits between the panel and switch
bezel, and a transparent flexible seal
which snaps into the base. PK 8521, ship­ped with each order, provides installation
instructions.

Button colors and legends can be viewed
without distortion whether lighted or un­lighted. Seals can be conveniently re­placed or removed for relamping, without
removing the switch from panel.

Operating temperature range is 32° to
131°F(0°to 55°C).

For Use With:

full guard bezels, AML61 mounting hard­ware, AML45 annunciators, or AML41J,K,
or L lens type indicators.

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Manual Switches AML76/78 Series
Switch Guard/Panel Plugs, Dummy Housings

FEATURES

1 Button cannot be operated when

switch guard cover is closed,
preventing accidental operation

1 Wire lock-down feature further

prevents unintentional actuation of the
switch.

1 Lamps can be replaced with the

switch guard attached, without
special tools, saving maintenance
time

1 Can be used with alternate or

momentary action square or
rectangular .19 inch standard height
AML buttons

1 Shock resistant construction, for long,

maintenance-free life

AML76 switch guard protects square
and rectangular .19-inch standard
height pushbuttons from inadvertent
actuation. It is for use with standard
bezel type switches only.

See page 65 for mounting dimensions.

AML78 PANEL PLUGS

Plastic panel plugs (shown above) en­able the user to provide for future needs
by punching extra panel holes. Finished
in matte black, they are the same height
as the standard AML bezel when snap­ped in place from the panel front.

The switch guard cover is clear, polycar­bonate thermoplastic through which the
button is easily visible. The word ‘‘lift’’ is
molded onto the top front edge of the
guard. The bracket is bright-finished
stainless steel.

The switch guard may be assembled to
the AML pushbutton before the switch is
installed in a panel. Or, the guard can be
assembled to a pushbutton already
mounted in a panel, providing the wiring
is sufficiently slack to raise the switch be­zel above the panel; and if there is suffi­cient clearance with adjacent units. PK
8522 contains installation instructions
and is shipped with each order.

AML switch guards may be mounted in
horizontal or vertical matrices. A wire
lock-down feature, using .020-inch diam­eter locking wire, may be usedasanaddi­tional protection.

Panel plugs are only for use in individual
holes or with AML61 mounting hardware
in multi-station strips. (Use dummy hous­ings in strip cutouts without AML61
mounting hardware.)

PANEL PLUG ORDER GUIDE

Plug Type Catalog Listing

Square AML78CB

Rectangular AML78FB

SWITCH GUARD ORDER GUIDE

Guard Type* Catalog Listing

Square AML76C10T01P

Rectangular AML76F10T01P

* The word‘‘LIFT’’ is molded into the cover. If other

languages are desired contact the 800 number.

Note: Switch guard is not designed for use with
AML61 mounting hardware, AML71 barriers, or full
guard bezel switches.

CONNECTOR BLOCK

AML79CC

This connector block can be used with
square 1 and 2 pole AML21 and AML22
switches with .110 × .020 terminals to
enable plug-in wiring.

AML78 DUMMY HOUSINGS

Dummy housings can be used to provide
for expansion needs in strip cutouts with­out AML61 mounting hardware. They
have mounting clips, butthereis no provi­sion for switching or illumination.

DUMMY HOUSING ORDER GUIDE

Dummy Housing Type* Listing

Square AML78C100

(Pushbutton style)

Rectangular AML78F100

(Pushbutton style)

Rectangular AML78J100

(Lens indicator style)

* Order AML51 Buttons/lenses for use with dummy

housings.

Catalog

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