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News Release from: EAO | Subject: Series 84 emergency-stop switch
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 06 July 2004
Emergency-stop switch joins industrial
range
EAO has extended its Series 84 industrial switch range to include a compact, illuminated emergency-stop switch.
EAO has extended its Series 84 industrial switch range to include a compact, illuminated emergency-stop switch The new emergency-stop has a "foolproof" monoblock design and bright LED illumination, visible even from the side
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 8 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Switch manufacturer, EAO Ltd has inttroduced the latest in easy-installation pushbutton technology with its new range of Series 71 snap-action switches.
It shares the same 22.5mm mounting size and low behind-panel depth with the other great Series 84 products.
The full range features a choice of LED- or filament-lamp-illuminated pushbuttons and indicators.
Switching elements can be supplied with an integrated LED in red, yellow, orange, green, blue or white.
The illuminated version is available in aluminium as well as plastic.
A double-blade, snap-action switching system ensures tactile operation and guarantees reliable switching even of very light loads.
With a maximum rating of 42V, 50mA, these switches are ideal for PLC level signals.
All Series 84 products can be connected by plug-in terminals or 300mm flying leads, which enables them to be safely adapted to PCBs of different heights.
They can also be supplied with a variety of cable lengths and connectors.
These switches are ideal for control panels where space is restricted.
A low profile of just 2.0mm from the front allows panels to be easily wiped clean. Request a free brochure from EAO ...
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