PRICE
$44.91
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-111825.0001.S

Description

GENIE 111825.0001.S, SWITCH,INTERLOCK,N4,HX

NEMA 4 Watertight Interlock Switch for Genie HX/RHX Jackshaft Commercial Overhead Door Operators. Interlock Switch - Genie 111825.0001.S. Enclosure: NEMA 4. Contact configuration: Normally closed, opens when door is manually locked. NEMA 4 watertight enclosure rating for wet and wash-down environments.

Key Features

  • NEMA 4 watertight enclosure rating for wet and wash-down environments
  • Prevents motor operation when door is in manual lock position
  • Designed specifically for Genie HX and RHX jackshaft commercial operators
  • Upgrade over standard interlock switch 111781.0001.S with enhanced moisture protection
  • Direct OEM replacement ensuring proper fit and function

Compatibility Guide

  • Genie HX Series Jackshaft Operator
  • Genie RHX Series Jackshaft Operator
FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie 111825.0001.S
Item TypeInterlock Switch
Contact ConfigurationNormally closed, opens when door is manually locked
Enclosure RatingNEMA 4

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the interlock switch do on the Genie HX series operator?

A: The interlock switch prevents the motor from operating when the door is in the manual lock position, protecting the operator drivetrain and ensuring safe operation of the jackshaft unit.

Q: What does the NEMA 4 rating mean for this interlock switch?

A: NEMA 4 indicates the switch enclosure is rated watertight, suitable for washdown or wet environments where moisture ingress could damage a standard switch.

Q: How does 111825.0001.S differ from 111781.0001.S?

A: Part number 111781.0001.S is the standard (non-NEMA 4) interlock switch for the HX series. Part 111825.0001.S is the NEMA 4 watertight version for use in wet or wash-down environments.

Q: Is this switch compatible with the RHX series as well as the HX series?

A: Yes. Both the HX and RHX jackshaft-style commercial operators use the same interlock switch platform, and 111825.0001.S is compatible with both series.

Q: What happens if the interlock switch is not functioning correctly?

A: If the interlock switch fails or is bypassed, the operator may attempt to run while the door is manually locked, potentially causing damage to the door, hardware, or operator drivetrain.