| General |
| Max. time-delayed switch-off | 20 |
| Number of contacts as normally open contact | 0 |
| Number of contacts as normally closed contact | 1 |
| Number of contacts as change-over contact | 0 |
| Width in number of modular spacings | 1 |
| Built-in depth | 60 |
| Degree of protection (IP) | IP40 |
Priority switches are used in installations where the existing conductor cross-sections or the size of the power supply connection do not allow two high-power consumers to operate simultaneously (e.g. storage heater and heat exchanger). Priority switches disconnect the long-term consumer (storage heater) as long as the short-term consumer (heat exchanger) is switched on. The current coil of the priority switch is connected in series with the short-term consumer. When the consumer is switched on, the breaker of the priority switch disconnects the contactor of the heating system, for example.