Select the Operating Mode First

The rotary selector remains in the selected position until the operator manually changes it. This makes it suitable for maintained functions such as:

Then Operate Two Momentary Functions

Two spring-return push buttons provide a natural solution for paired machine functions. Depending on the control circuit, they can be assigned to UP / DOWN, OPEN / CLOSE, EXTEND / RETRACT or other opposite commands.

2-Position Selector

Maintained rotary selection for operating mode or circuit selection.

Dual Momentary Commands

Two flush push buttons automatically return when released.

Two-Button Interlock

Suitable for paired opposite commands where simultaneous operation should be prevented by the configured mechanism.

Hydraulic Equipment

Useful where an operating mode must be selected before controlling two hydraulic directions.

Truck-Mounted Systems

Compact handheld control for vehicle-mounted hydraulic and service equipment.

Tail Lift Equipment

Can be configured for mode selection together with two movement commands.

Lifting Platforms

Suitable for dual-direction movement after a maintained control mode is selected.

Maintenance Control

Can support LOCAL or SERVICE mode together with two momentary jog commands.

OEM Machinery

Functions, labels, wiring and cable arrangement can be configured for machine builders.

Optional XDL10-EPC Holder

The XDL10 Series can be used with a dedicated holder that provides a fixed storage location when the controller is not being operated.

Optional Rear Strong Magnets

Strong magnets can be fitted to the rear housing so the controller can be temporarily attached to suitable ferrous truck bodies, machinery frames or steel equipment surfaces.

What is the XDL10-EPBD3 used for?

XDL10-EPBD3 is designed for equipment requiring a maintained 2-position selector together with two momentary commands from one handheld control station.

What can the selector switch be used for?

Depending on the equipment circuit, the selector can be assigned to functions such as LOCAL/REMOTE, MANUAL/AUTO, ON/OFF or another two-position maintained operating mode.

Can the two buttons control UP and DOWN?

Yes. A typical configuration uses the two spring-return push buttons for paired commands such as UP/DOWN, OPEN/CLOSE or EXTEND/RETRACT.

How is XDL10-EPBD3 different from XDL10-EPBD2?

EPBD3 has two momentary push buttons after the selector switch, while EPBD2 has one. This makes EPBD3 better suited to paired directional commands.

What is the difference between XDL10-EPBD3 and XDL10-EPBG3?

Both provide a selector plus two push buttons, but EPBD3 uses a conventional rotary selector, while EPBG3 uses a key-operated selector for applications requiring controlled access.

Can XDL10-EPBD3 attach to a truck body?

Yes. Optional rear magnets can be fitted for temporary attachment to suitable ferrous truck bodies and metal equipment surfaces. A dedicated XDL10 holder is also available.

Can XDL10-EPBD3 be customized for OEM equipment?

Yes. Selector functions, button labels, contact arrangements, cable length, wiring configuration, holder matching and magnetic mounting can be discussed for OEM applications.