EAO 44-524, BA9s Lamp element for EAO Series 44 illuminated pushbuttons
Lamp element, front mounting, for illuminated pushbuttons from Series 44 EAO. Lamp socket BA9s, max. 2.6 W
Characteristics
EAO Series 44, a modular system of control units, offers the user numerous combinations with its wide range of actuator elements for pushbuttons, emergency-stop pushbuttons, rotary and keylock switches, interlocking pushbuttons, potentiometer drives, illuminated pushbuttons and indicators.
At the front the actuators feature an IP 65 protection class and can be supplied with mat grey or mat chrome front rings.
Characteristics
The modular 22.5 mm Series 44 is especially suited for:
- Flush design
- Raised design
Up to three of these special switching elements can be arranged next to each other and can be combined in any way on up to two levels.
Functions
The Series 44 incorporates the following functions:
- Indicator
- Pushbutton
- Double pushbutton
- Illuminated pushbutton
- E-STOP switch
- Stop switch
- Mushroom-head pushbutton
- Keylock switch
- Selector switch
Market segments
The EAO Series 44 is especially suited for applications in the segments:
- Machinery and Automation
- Construction machines and special-purpose vehicles
- Lifting and moving
- Panel building
Select necessary components for complete pushbutton
| Contact block | Lamp block | LED | Front adapter | Fixing nut & Actuator |
| Must be ordered (Lamp block & LED option) | Included in price | |||
- Series
- EAO Series 44
- Product type
- Lamp element
- Termination Style
- Screw terminals
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