RPI STS024 Switch Assembly

Yes, this is an exact RPI OEM replacement designed specifically to replace the Stryker OEM Part #856-1-50. It is engineered to meet or exceed the original manufacturer’s specifications for seamless integration.

Absolutely. The switch is built with a robust electrical rating of 10 Amps at 125VAC, making it perfectly suited for the power demands of the Stryker New Style “Plaster Vac” units.

This component is a Single Pole Single Throw (SPST) switch. This is the standard configuration required for the simple on/off functionality needed for the Stryker 855 and 856 models.

Yes, to ensure a quick and efficient repair, the assembly arrives with the following items ready for use:

• 6-inch long #18 AWG insulated wire leads.
• Necessary mounting hardware.

The assembly features a dependable push-on/push-off mechanical design. This provides consistent, tactile feedback and reliable operation, essential for the demanding environment of medical or dental dust collection applications.

This item is supplied as Factory New. You can be confident that you are installing a pristine, unused component, which is crucial for maintaining the operational status of your medical equipment.

This switch is specifically compatible with the Stryker “Plaster Vac” models 855 and 856 (New Style units). It has been precision-engineered for these specific models to ensure correct fitment.

The assembly includes high-quality #18 AWG wire leads. This gauge is chosen to safely handle the electrical current specified for the device (10A) while maintaining the durability required for internal machine components.

This is a specialized replacement switch assembly intended for the maintenance and repair of plaster vacuum systems. It facilitates the core power control (on/off) for dust collection within dental and medical environments.

Yes, this is a technical replacement component. While the package includes the essential mounting hardware and pre-measured wire leads to simplify the task, it is intended for use by those performing maintenance or repairs on the unit.