Foot switch BLOW 97-015# PN30 white 230 V

The BLOW 97-015# PN30 foot switch in white is a 230 V pedal designed for hands-free electrical switching of devices and circuits. Its compact floor-mounted housing and single-pedal design provide a practical control interface for applications where the operator needs to activate equipment using their foot. The switch supports either momentary or latching operation depending on how it is wired and is intended for use with compatible machines and tools rated for the same supply voltage.

Advantages

The BLOW foot switch offers a sturdy housing and a low-profile design that reduces trip hazard while allowing stable placement on workshop floors. It is configured for 230 V systems and provides reliable mechanical switching without the need for hand operation, improving workflow efficiency in repetitive tasks. The white finish provides a neutral appearance that fits industrial and clinical environments.

Suitable for

• Workshop and machine tool control
• Power tools that require hands-free activation
• Medical devices and clinical equipment requiring foot-operated switching
• Industrial control panels and assembly stations

Key specifications

• Operating voltage: 230 V AC
• Actuation: single foot pedal (momentary or latching wiring options)
• Mounting style: floor-mounted pedal
• Color: white
• Connection: fixed cable entry suitable for rated voltage

How to use

Place the foot switch on a flat, stable surface near the operator access point and connect its cable to a compatible 230 V supply and the controlled device according to applicable wiring diagrams and safety regulations. If the installation requires a specific mode, select momentary or latching wiring as specified by the equipment manufacturer. Operate the pedal with the foot to switch power on or off; ensure the pedal is not obstructed and that the cable routing avoids pinch points and trip hazards.

Usage recommendations

Verify that the controlled equipment and supply voltage match the foot switch rating before installation. Install protective devices such as appropriate fuses or circuit breakers and follow local electrical safety standards. Periodically inspect the pedal housing and cable for wear, and keep the pedal surface free of debris to maintain reliable operation.