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| EAO’s new series 84 Emergency-Stop  EAO adds a compact, illuminated EN418 rated Emergency-Stop switch to their market-leading Series 84 range. Built to EAO's renowned high standards, this new switch has been designed for optimal function and usability throughout assembly, mounting and operation. With a small behind-panel depth, “foolproof” mono-block design, and bright LED illumination, the Series 84 represents the finest in Emergency-Stop switches. The Series 84 Emergency Stop switch is UL approved and conforms to various international EN ratings (EN 418, EN 60947-5-1 and EN 60947-5-5). This switch also meets the IP65 oil and watertight standards.Gold plated silver contacts provide switching capacity in accordance to EN 60947-5-1 (AC15 B300 and DC13 R300). LED illumination allows for durability and long operational life (50, 000 operations), and the slightly domed actuator head provides useful visible illumination from a side view. The variable supply of voltage for illumination adds to the overall versatility to this switch. Supply voltage can range from 5-30VDC. Also, a colored ring located on the actuator body of the switch, provides clear indication of the switch’s actuated position. Due to its “Mono-Block”, single piece design, the switch requires no additional assembly. It can be mounted to a front plate with a thickness ranging from 1mm to 4mm, or can also be safely and easily adapted to PCBs of different heights. These emergency stop switches are suited for compact and hand-held control panels featured on a wide range of machinery and process control equipment, including production lines, cranes, robots, moving platforms, as well as security systems and emergency exits. However, its unique flexible design allows it to be included within any type of application requiring its core characteristics: EN418 rated “Fool-Proof” actuator, illumination, and its overall size. The fast, easy mounting and connection to PCBs suits any modern assembly technique. write your comments about the article :: © 2005 Construction News :: home page |