Liebert 02-776602-10 Elec Intlock Assembley Board
The Liebert 02-776602-10 Electronic Interlock Assembly Board is a genuine OEM replacement circuit board designed for select Liebert/Emerson UPS systems. Also referred to as an Electric Interlock Circuit Board, this assembly provides critical interlock functionality that helps coordinate system safety and control operations within compatible UPS equipment. As a discontinued OEM component, it is an ideal replacement for maintaining and repairing legacy Liebert power systems.
Condition:
- Used
- Removed from a working environment
- Tested for basic functionality when applicable
- May show minor cosmetic wear consistent with previous use
- Actual item pictured (unless otherwise noted)
Compatibility:
Compatible with select Liebert / Emerson UPS systems utilizing the 02-776602-10 Electronic Interlock Assembly Board. Please verify your existing part number and equipment compatibility before ordering to ensure proper fit and functionality.
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