Product Overview
Allen-Bradley X-206003 Rotary Selector Switch High-Low 1 HP
Condition
New old stock (NOS). Unused surplus with light surface marks from handling and storage. Includes three terminal screws with wire-clamping washers. Markings legible: ALLEN-BRADLEY X-206003 1HP. 115-230VAC.
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Product Overview
Allen-Bradley part number X-206003 is a two-position rotary selector switch designed for direct motor control and industrial switching duties. Rated for 1 HP across 115 to 230 VAC line service, this heavy-duty rotary switch features a front-mounted fluted pointer knob and an integrated zinc-plated mounting bracket with pre-drilled panel holes. The rear baseplate provides three heavy-duty screw terminals labeled A (HIGH), B (LOW), and C (common), providing a rugged, mechanical switching solution for machinery, blowers, and shop equipment.
Key Features
- Motor load rating: 1 HP at 115-230 VAC
- Switching action: Two-position rotary selector (High / Low)
- Terminal arrangement: Three screw clamp terminals marked A (HIGH), B (LOW), and C
- Operator: Fluted black rotary pointer knob
- Mounting: Integrated metal strap bracket with slotted wing tabs for panel mounting
- Construction: Molded phenolic base with zinc-plated bracket
Applications
- Replacing worn dual-speed motor controls on legacy machine tools, drill presses, and industrial lathes
- Wiring high-low fan, blower, or exhaust systems in maintenance shops
- Custom benchtop power controllers and speed selection panels built by makers and fabricators
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this switch include a legend plate or dial faceplate?
Not included.
What type of wiring connections does this switch use?
It uses three threaded screw terminals with captive clamp washers, allowing direct secure connection of stripped bare wire or ring terminals without soldering.
How are the circuit connections arranged on the rear of the switch?
The rear housing is marked with terminal A for HIGH speed or load, terminal B for LOW speed, and terminal C for line power input.
A straightforward two-speed switch from the era when control panels were built to outlast the machinery they ran. Fasten the bracket, land your three leads, and put the machine back in service.
