EAO Pushbutton Actuator for Use with Switching Devices

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RS Stock No.:
443-212
Mfr. Part No.:
71-621.0/D
Brand:
EAO
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Brand

EAO

Accessory Type

Actuator

For Use With

Switching Devices

Actuator Material

Plastic

Operating Mode

Momentary

Standards Met

2011/65/EC (RoHS), 2014/35/EU (LVD), CE, UKCA

Number of Positions

2

Mounting Type

Panel Mount

COO (Country of Origin):
CH
The EAO Actuator exemplifies cutting-edge technology with its robust design and exceptional functionality. Combining a momentary switching action with a user-friendly panel mounting type, this actuator stands out in both commercial and industrial settings. Suitable for various applications, its self-cleaning, double-break snap action system ensures reliability and durability. Designed with a focus on performance, it promises a longer mechanical lifetime while maintaining excellent operational safety. This actuator also meets stringent environmental standards, making it a perfect choice for evolving market demands.

Offers a momentary switching action for precise control
Equipped with a double-break snap action system for enhanced reliability
Rated for a wide range of voltages, ensuring versatility in usage
Designed with a durable housing material compliant with UL 94 V0
IP65 protection rating grants exceptional resistance to dust and water
Mechanical lifetime exceeding 50,000 cycles guarantees lasting performance
Optimised for temperatures ranging from -25 °C to +55 °C to suit diverse environments
CE and UKCA certifications ensure compliance with international safety standards
Compact weight facilitates easy installation and integration into various systems

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