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Description

Sourced and supplied by Al Imran Enterprises, Lahore, Pakistan. The Fuji Electric BH-S1001 is a cam-operated rotary control switch from the B/BH series with automatic-return (S type) action and an S1001 contact arrangement of one NC plus one NO contact. Where ordinary maintained switches stay put, the S type handle springs back to its rest position the instant the operator lets go — exactly what master controller stations, jog-run selectors and multi-step motor switching demand, because a forgotten lever cannot leave a machine in an unintended state. Inside, the polycarbonate housing stacks cam-driven rolling-action contacts whose wiping motion keeps contact faces clean instead of grinding them flat, which is how the series reaches a minimum mechanical life of five million operations and half a million operations under electrical load. Ratings are serious control-panel territory: rated insulation voltage Ui 600 V, continuous current-carrying capacity Ith 20 A, terminals accepting wire up to 5.5 mm² on M4 × 9 screws, dielectric withstand of 2,500 V AC for one minute and impulse withstand of ±7 kV at 1.2/50 µs. Contact resistance stays at or below 50 mΩ over life, keeping control-circuit voltage drop predictable even on long runs. The switch operates from -20 °C to +60 °C and stores from -40 °C to +70 °C, and back-wiring keeps the front of the panel clean. Behind the product stands FUJI ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD., the Japanese maker whose B/BH cam switch families have anchored machine control stations for decades. In Pakistan these switches keep textile machinery, presses, packaging machines and machine tools sequenced safely, and when one finally wears out the machine usually waits on that single stack. Al Imran Enterprises stocks and sources genuine Fuji Electric cam switches, verifying contact arrangements and ratings against the original panel documentation before dispatch. Contact us for pricing, lead times, and technical compatibility checks.

Specifications

TypeCam-operated control switch (automatic return S type)
BrandFuji Electric
ScrewM4 × 9
SeriesBH
WiringBack wiring
ContactsRolling-action contacts
Part NumberBH-S1001
Body MaterialPolycarbonate
Max Wire Size5.5 mm²
Rated VoltageUi 600 V
Electrical Life500,000 operations min.
Mechanical Life5,000,000 operations min.
Impulse Withstand±7 kV (1.2/50 µs)
Withstand Voltage2,500 V AC for 1 minute
Contact Resistance50 mΩ max.
Contact Arrangement1 NC + 1 NO (S1001 / S1-1B1A pattern)
Storage Temperature-40 °C to +70 °C
Operating Temperature-20 °C to +60 °C
Rated Current-Carrying CapacityIth 20 A

Compatible With

Machine master control stationsMulti-speed motor switchingTextile machinery controlPackaging machinery controlPress and machine tool controlsCam switch stacks on control panels

Documents

Datasheet PDF

BH-S1001 — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Fuji Electric BH-S1001?
It is a cam-operated rotary control switch from Fuji Electric's B/BH series with automatic-return (S type) operation and an S1001 contact arrangement of one NC plus one NO contact.
What are the main ratings?
Rated insulation voltage Ui 600 V, current-carrying capacity Ith 20 A, withstand voltage 2,500 V AC for one minute and impulse withstand ±7 kV.
What does automatic-return operation mean?
The handle springs back to its rest position when released, so the switch suits momentary-duty stations such as master controllers rather than maintained on-off isolators.
How durable is the BH-S1001?
Mechanical life is at least five million operations and electrical life at least half a million operations, thanks to rolling-action contacts that wipe rather than grind.
Where can I buy Fuji cam-operated switches in Pakistan?
Al Imran Enterprises, based at Rehman Street No. 4, Nishtar Road, Lahore, is a trusted supplier of genuine Fuji Electric control components in Pakistan. Contact us for pricing and delivery.

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