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New Update: Bernstein Foot Switches at ITC Electrical

May 19, 2026

New Update: Bernstein Foot Switches
Catalog Update: Bernstein Foot Switches

ITC has updated the Bernstein Foot Switches section of their catalog to reflect Bernstein’s latest product code revisions. These new part numbers improve clarity, alignment with current manufacturing standards, and ordering accuracy. Product specifications remain unchanged.

To support customers during the transition, ITC Electrical has included a product code comparison table below. You may also refer to the updated catalog for full details.

To Explore the full Catalog of Foot Switches – Click here

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