EAO Pushbutton Actuator for Use with Switching Devices

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TWD2,834.00

(exc. GST)

TWD2,975.70

(inc. GST)

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RS Stock No.:
442-862
Mfr. Part No.:
51-378.F22DF
Manufacturer:
EAO
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Brand

EAO

Accessory Type

Actuator

For Use With

Switching Devices

Standards Met

2011/65/EC (RoHS), 2014/30/EU (EMC), 2014/35/EU (LVD), CE, UKCA

Actuator Colour

Black

Mounting Type

Panel Mount

Number of Positions

3

Operating Mode

Maintained

COO (Country of Origin):
CH
The EAO Actuator is an exceptional component designed to fit seamlessly into control systems, enhancing user interactions with its intuitive design. This round actuator features a flush mounting style, making it ideal for applications where space is of essence. With robust electrical characteristics, it effectively manages a switching voltage of 250 VAC at 5 A, providing reliability in performance. Its durable construction ensures a mechanical lifetime of over 50,000 operations, whilst the IP65 front protection guarantees protection against dust and water ingress. The adaptable operating temperature range makes it suitable for various environments, reflecting the versatility and reliability you would expect from a premium product in this domain.

Compact round design accommodates limited installation spaces
Meets high electrical standards, promising dependable functionality
Features maintained, rest, and momentary switching actions for versatility
Durable plug-in terminals simplify installation and maintenance
Resistant to dust and water, ensuring long-lasting performance
Equipped with gold contact material for superior conductivity
Designed for easy operation with a convenient 90° left and 42° right switching angle

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