Royal Range 2525 SPDT Fan Switch 7/8" X 1-1/2"
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Rocker Switch, Spdt (On-On), 3 Tabs 1/4", Black, | |
| 10A-250V, 15A-125V Rocker, 7/8" X 1-1/2", | |
| Cleveland Steamer Convection Steamer | 21-Cet-8, 21-Cet-16. |
| Imperial Oven Series | Icv, Icvd. |
| Dcs Oven Fsco. | |
| Southbend Oven Eb/Eh, Sleb/Eh |
Description
More Information:
This SPDT rocker switch is a compact electrical control component used in commercial cooking equipment to manage fan functions and other switching operations in ovens and steamers. Featuring an ON-ON configuration, it is rated for 10 amps at 250V and 15 amps at 125V, making it suitable for handling the electrical loads commonly found in commercial kitchen equipment. Its compact 7/8" x 1-1/2" size allows installation in control panels where space is limited but reliable switching performance is required. Commonly used in convection ovens, steamers, and other commercial cooking equipment, the switch helps control airflow and operating functions by directing electrical signals within the system. If the switch becomes worn, damaged, or unresponsive, fan operation and equipment controls may become inconsistent. Replacing a faulty switch can help restore dependable performance and support smooth day-to-day operation in busy kitchen environments.
Equipment Compatibility:
Control interface applications for Royal Range SPDT Fan Switch include commercial ovens, convection steamers, and heavy-duty cooking equipment control panels used in foodservice kitchens where reliable fan and mode switching is required for stable operation. This SPDT Fan Switch 2525 is compatible with commercial equipment from leading brands such as Imperial Range, Royal Range, Southbend, DCS, Cleveland Range, and more, where dependable ON-ON electrical switching is required for reliable operation and consistent equipment control performance.
Brand Compatibility:
This switch matches several part numbers used in different commercial kitchen equipment from leading brands such as Imperial Range, Royal Range, Southbend, DCS, Cleveland Range, and more. Full matching details are given separately to help find the exact replacement easily.
Product Specifications:
Product Type: SPDT Rocker Switch
Manufacturer: Royal Range
SKU: 2525
Switch Function: Single Pole Double Throw (ON-ON Configuration)
Electrical Rating: 10A at 250V / 15A at 125V
Dimensions: 7/8" x 1-1/2"
Terminal Type: 3 tab 1/4" connectors
Color: Black
Application: Commercial ovens and steamers
Key Features:
- The ON-ON SPDT configuration provides reliable switching for fan control and other equipment functions.
- Rated for 10A at 250V and 15A at 125V, making it suitable for commercial kitchen control systems.
- The compact 7/8" x 1-1/2" size fits easily into equipment control panels with limited space.
- Features 1/4" tab terminals that help provide secure and stable electrical connections.
- Helps restore proper fan operation and equipment control when replacing a worn or faulty switch.
“After replacement, the rocker switch works cleanly, and the unit behaves normally during operation.”
- DYNAMIC COOKING SYSTEMS:16087-3 ,DCS16087-3||IMPERIAL:1127||ROYAL RANGE:2525||SOUTHBEND:1177540 ,SOU1177540
Step1: Shut off power at the main supply and verify no current is present.
Step2: Open the equipment control housing to access the existing switch.
Step3: Note terminal positions, then disconnect the wires from the old switch.
Step4: Remove the mounting nut or screws and take out the switch.
Step5: Install the new switch and secure it firmly.
Step6: Reconnect wires to the correct terminals.
Step7: Close the panel, restore power, and test operation carefully.
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What maintenance is required for the Royal Range 2525 Fan Switch?
Check the fan switch for consistent response during use. Remove residue from the exterior. Inspect internal wiring for secure contact. Smooth switching action allows proper fan control.
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What are common issues with the Royal Range 2525 Fan Switch?
- Fan staying on continuously.
- Switch not connecting properly.
- Loose wiring causing an interruption.
- Inconsistent fan activation.