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ASM and ASIP key selectors

Wall-mounted key selector
Key selectors

Wall-mounted (ASM) and flush-mounted (ASIP) key selectors with die-cast aluminium case, 2 contacts and loads up to 230 V and 2 A. The fire brigade versions (P) have the cylinder for an 11 or 14 mm triangular key and the emergency cover. PC versions have a Ø 30 mm tube front instead of the break-glass cover.

Technical data

CaseDie-cast aluminium
CylinderEuropean or triangular 11 or 14 mm
Max load230 V, 2 A
Contacts2

Complete code list

Available models

CodeDescription
ASM2ASM2Wall-mounted aluminium selector with European cylinder.
ASM2PASM2PWall-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector (14 mm triangle).
ASM2P11ASM2P11Wall-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector (11 mm triangle).
ASM2PCASM2PCWall-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector with Ø 30 mm tube front (14 mm triangle).
ASIP2ASIP2Flush-mounted aluminium selector with European cylinder.
ASIP2PASIP2PFlush-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector (14 mm triangle).
ASIP2P11ASIP2P11Flush-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector (11 mm triangle).
ASIP2PCASIP2PCFlush-mounted aluminium fire brigade selector with Ø 30 mm tube front (14 mm triangle).

Certifications

Drawings

The dimensioned PDF drawing is not published yet: we send it on request. Request it

Manuals and instructions

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Frequently asked questions

Wall-mounted or flush selector?

The mechanism is the same: the wall-mounted model is fixed to the wall, the flush-mounted one is embedded in the masonry. Both have a die-cast aluminium case and handle loads up to 230 V and 2 A.

What is the triangular key for?

It guarantees quick and exclusive access for the fire brigade and maintenance technicians in an emergency, preventing operation by unauthorised users.

News and insights

Warranty and terms of sale

The warranty policies adopted by Stagnoli are set out in the General Terms and Conditions of Sale and naturally follow the legal rules on post-sale warranties (duration, proof of purchase, start date), which we summarise below:

  • 12 months B2B, from the date shown on the proof of purchase (mandatory)
  • 24 months B2C, from the date shown on the proof of purchase (mandatory)
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