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switchboard part? need identification

Started by RotaryOne, November 15, 2015, 10:44:24 AM

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RotaryOne

Hello forum members,

I'm unsure where I should post this.  Is this part of a switchboard?  It measures about 4" x 1 1/4" and 1/4" thick.   It looks like lamps connect to it and can be screwed into a panel.   Stamped 30C and it looks to be bakelite.
Any information is appreciated.

RB

Hi.
No wizard here, but could that be a plate for the op set to plug into? just a guess...

Babybearjs

John

Victor Laszlo

#3
It holds either lamps or keys, and is used on a PBX equipment frame.  Lots of different possibilities for the designations.  Here are some examples:

BY = busy

R = release

T =

H = hold

The backside looks like the front side, except for holes that accept the mounting screws for the individual lamps/keys/buttons.

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