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① Push Button Code
② Metal Series
③ B : Φ30 Mushroom Head
④ Head Color : 4 ---- Red
WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Working Environment Temperature : -25 ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature : -40 ~ +70°C
Class Of Pollution : 3
Protection Grade : IP40/IP65/IP66
Limit Height : ≤2000M
Standard : EN 60947-1,GB14048.5
MAIN TECHNICAL DATA
Rated Insulation Voltage : 600V
Rated Thermal Current : 10A
Switch Rating: AC-15 Ue : 380V/250V, Ie=4.5A
DC-13 Ue : 220V/110V, Ie=0.6A
Contact Resistance : ≤50 mA
Recommended Torque : 0.9 Nm
Mechanical Life Of Push Button : ≥300×104 times
Electrical Life : ≥30X104 times
PUSH BUTTON
Push buttons, also known as button switches or control buttons, are a kind of manual controller which can turn on or turn off a small current circuit in a short time. They are generally used in the circuit to issue start or stop instructions, achieving the purpose of controling the coil current of electromagnetic starters, contactors, relays and other electric appliances on or off, and then making the appliances control the main circuit. Besides, push buttons can also be used to control signal devices.
① Push Button Code
② Metal Series
③ B : Φ30 Mushroom Head
④ Head Color : 4 ---- Red
WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Working Environment Temperature : -25 ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature : -40 ~ +70°C
Class Of Pollution : 3
Protection Grade : IP40/IP65/IP66
Limit Height : ≤2000M
Standard : EN 60947-1,GB14048.5
MAIN TECHNICAL DATA
Rated Insulation Voltage : 600V
Rated Thermal Current : 10A
Switch Rating: AC-15 Ue : 380V/250V, Ie=4.5A
DC-13 Ue : 220V/110V, Ie=0.6A
Contact Resistance : ≤50 mA
Recommended Torque : 0.9 Nm
Mechanical Life Of Push Button : ≥300×104 times
Electrical Life : ≥30X104 times
PUSH BUTTON
Push buttons, also known as button switches or control buttons, are a kind of manual controller which can turn on or turn off a small current circuit in a short time. They are generally used in the circuit to issue start or stop instructions, achieving the purpose of controling the coil current of electromagnetic starters, contactors, relays and other electric appliances on or off, and then making the appliances control the main circuit. Besides, push buttons can also be used to control signal devices.
