The Nice Apollo 1115 is a single pole key switch used on Apollo control-box assemblies where keyed local control is required at the operator cabinet. On many older Apollo installations, the key switch is used by service personnel, property managers, or authorized users to activate or control the gate without opening the entire electrical compartment. This is a small part, but fitment matters because the control-box opening, switch depth, wiring terminals, and key-cylinder style need to match the original box. It is most often ordered when keys have been lost, the lock cylinder is worn, the switch no longer makes reliable contact, or a control-box rebuild is being completed. This item includes two keys and should be installed so it maintains the original control function and does not bypass photo eyes, safety edges, or other required entrapment protection.
| Manufacturer | Nice Apollo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Single pole key switch |
| Part Number | 1115 |
| Application | Keyed local control for compatible Apollo control boxes |
| Compatible Control Box Type | 11111B and 11111C style Apollo control boxes |
| Included Components | Key switch and two keys |
| Notes | Match the original control-box opening and wiring function before ordering |
Match this part by the installed operator model, original part number, and current Nice Apollo parts diagram. Many Apollo service parts look similar across generations, but small differences in mounting, lead length, brackets, control-box style, or included hardware can make the wrong part unusable.
Gate operator repairs should be performed with the gate secured and power disconnected where required. For high-voltage wiring, travel-limit problems, damaged barrier arms, or unsafe gate movement, use a qualified gate technician.
The 1115 is used as a single pole key switch for compatible Nice Apollo gate operator systems where the original parts diagram calls for this part number.
It is compatible with select applications listed on this page, but the installed operator model, generation, mounting style, and original part number should be matched before ordering.
The related numbers are included to help with searching and cross-reference work. Do not treat a related number as an exact replacement unless the manufacturer parts diagram or original label confirms it.
Check the operator model, original part number, mounting points, hardware, wiring or lead style when applicable, and any required safety devices before returning the gate to service.
Some mechanical service parts are simple, but gate operators can move with force and electrical parts can be unsafe. Use a qualified gate technician when the repair affects wiring, limits, safety devices, or gate movement.