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26-08-19

UL Certified Switches: Safety and Reliability for Demanding Applications

In applications such as medical equipment, industrial control systems, marine equipment, and agricultural machinery, switches often need to operate reliably in complex and demanding environments. In addition to meeting basic electrical requirements,...
26-08-18

30 Amp Push Buttons: Separate the Command Device from the Power Path

A 30amp push button switch label is not a universal instruction to place a 30 A load directly through an operator. The number must be read with the selected product’s rating conditions...
26-08-18

Vandal-Resistant Push Buttons: Check the Mounting Stack and Rear Access

A vandal resistant push button is best specified as a mounted assembly, not as a stand-alone promise about security, sealing, or impact performance. Before a panel is released, confirm the selected operator’s...
26-08-17

5/8 Inch Push Button Cutouts: Confirm the Actual Mounting Interface

Check a 5/8 inch push button switch against the drawing: nominal size, cutout, thread, panel thickness, clearance and operating function before ordering.
26-08-17

Green Push Buttons: Set a Clear Start Command in the Panel

Learn how to specify a green push button with a clear start command, label, contact action, panel context and drawing-based product review before ordering.
26-08-15

IK Ratings Explained: A Guide to Electromechanical Switches

When selecting electromechanical switches for industrial equipment, control panels, or outdoor machinery, buyers usually check the electrical specifications first. However, electrical performance is only one part of the equation.Even if a switch...
26-08-15

Double Pole Push Buttons: Keep Two Control Circuits Documented

A double pole push button switch should be specified as two separately documented control-circuit actions operated by one mechanical press. Before choosing hardware, define the function and contact state for each pole,...
26-08-15

1/2 Inch Push Button Cutouts: Confirm the Drawing and Panel Space

A 1/2 inch push button switch should be selected from its mounting drawing, not from the nominal size alone. One half inch equals 12.7 mm, yet that conversion does not identify the...
26-08-13

Yellow Push Buttons: How to Define Their Meaning on a Control Panel

A yellow push button can help an operator notice a condition or action, but colour is only one part of a control-panel message. The function should be clear from the nearby label...
26-08-13

3/8 Inch Push Button Cutouts: Check the Drawing Before You Drill

An inquiry for a 3/8 inch push button switch should begin with the mechanical drawing, not with a diameter conversion alone. Three-eighths of an inch is 0.375 in, or 9.525 mm, but...
26-08-12

IP65 vs IP67 Push Button Sealing: A Front-Panel Boundary Guide

Compare IP65 and IP67 push button sealing at the front-panel boundary. Define exposure, verify the rated interface, and request documented evidence.
26-08-12

How to Specify a Tamper-Proof Push Button for a Public Panel

A tamper-proof push button switch is specified by how the panel controls access to the operator, fasteners, and service points—not by the phrase “tamper-proof” alone. For a public-facing panel, define the fastening...

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