Eaton's M22 range of key-operated actuator heads are designed to simplify the process of buying individual components. Available with either momentary, latching or maintained switching in 2 to 4 position options, these key switch actuators make it easy to select the right switch type for your electrical and industrial control needs. Ideally suited for industrial applications the front elements have an enhanced IP66 protection rating making them dust tight and protected against water projection.

• Mechanical lifespan of over 1,000,000 operations
• IP66 rating, offering protection against solids, such as dust, and liquids
• Operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C
• Single key switch actuator head
• Titanium front ring
• Standard panel cutout diameter of 22.5 mm for easy installation
• Supplied with 1 key
•Key removable in position 0

• Dangerous electronics and equipment such as motors that require human intervention to operate.
• Public buildings to control lighting in restrooms, corridors etc.

This two-position key switch head from Eaton lets you control up to two functional positions on devices. This means you don't need different components to turn your connector switches on and off on your electrical applications. An IP66 (ingress protection) rating for the front elements means your wires and connectors are protected from damage caused by high-pressure water sprays and dust. Install this key switch head on potentially dangerous electronics and equipment such as motors.

• Robust and durable with a mechanical lifespan of more than 1 million operations for use in demanding industrial environments
• Operating key included and can only be removed in the 0 position so you can safely store it and prevent prohibited operations
• Titanium front ring is strong and resistant to rust
• Wide operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C for use in extreme conditions

If you try to remove your key and it's stuck, it probably means that you didn't turn it to the off or 0 position. Make sure that your key is in the right position according to the manufacturer's guidelines before you try to remove it.

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