800F-3ASM2A2

1. What this is

800F-3ASM2A2 does not correspond to a real Allen-Bradley product. It was recorded in this catalog as "800F 3-Position Selector Hand/Off/Auto", but the code violates Rockwell's actual Bulletin 800F naming and returns no manufacturer or distributor results. If you found this exact code somewhere, it is almost certainly auto-generated or mistyped — treat it as non-existent.

2. Why it isn't real

Rockwell's genuine Bulletin 800F 22 mm pilot-device system uses:

• Colors as DIGITS, never letters: 1 = white, 3 = green, 4 = red, 5 = yellow, 6 = blue, 7 = black. Codes like "A7", "A1", "A4M1", "A8A8", "LW4" have no valid color field (there is no "A#" color, and 800F has no orange).
• Operators with actuator letters — e.g. 800FP-F3 (green flush), 800FP-F4 (red flush), 800FP-E3 (green extended). See the genuine operator entries in this catalog (#524 800FP-F3, #525 800FP-F4).
• Separate contact blocks — 800F-X10 (1 NO), 800F-X01 (1 NC) — that latch onto the operator (#523). 800F does not ship "complete/enclosed stations"; enclosed pushbutton stations are a different Rockwell line (800T / 800H, 30.5 mm). Selector operators use their own 800FP-SM… codes, not "3ASM2A2".

3. What you probably want instead

For a 3-position Hand/Off/Auto selector, 800F uses selector-operator codes (e.g. 800FP-SM3...) plus contact blocks — not "3ASM2A2", which is not a valid catalog number.

4. Why this page exists (data-quality)

Kept deliberately. The Button Index ranks for this exact code, so rather than show a misleading spec sheet, this page tells you the code isn't a real product and points you to the genuine 800F system. Flagged pn_status: fabricated. If you have a source proving otherwise, it can be reinstated.