Eaton Pushbutton Actuator for Use with Pushbutton

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RS Stock No.:
244-056
Mfr. Part No.:
136637 C22S-DL-R-K01-230
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Accessory Type

Internal Id

For Use With

Pushbutton

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The Eaton illuminated pushbutton actuator is engineered for enhanced operational control in demanding environments. Designed within the acclaimed Moeller series, it features a flat, momentary action for quick response. The actuator combines a striking red illumination with a robust black bezel, making it visually distinctive while ensuring reliability under various conditions. With a focus on durability, its mechanical lifespan reaches up to five million operations, promising extensive service without compromising performance. This pushbutton actuator is perfect for applications requiring immediate feedback and safety functions. Its screw connection ensures easy installation, maintaining a compact footprint without sacrificing functionality. The actuator not only meets strict international safety standards, but it also offers flexibility in mounting, catering to diverse installation requirements.

Flat design for modern aesthetics and functional simplicity
Red illumination provides clear visual indication
Mechanical lifespan of five million operations ensures long-term reliability
Easily installs via screw connection for quick setup
Black bezel material enhances durability and resilience
Designed to meet international safety standards for peace of mind
Momentary action allows for immediate operational feedback
Functions effectively across a wide range of ambient temperatures
Compact dimensions fit seamlessly into tight spaces

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