Push button covers are a convenient way to prevent accidental or unauthorised use of a wide variety of push button switches. They're made from durable transparent materials to allow them to be illuminated or clearly labelled.
Types of push button covers
Many push button covers are designed with a plastic waterproof cap for outdoor use. Choosing the right push button cover depends on the design series of the button or switch that you have in place. Push button covers are designed in a range of formats to accommodate different shaped switches and alarms. These include round, square or terminal buttons. Breakable seals also exist for shielding emergency buttons. Most push button covers have a hinged lid that clips flips open to give access to the button then clips securely shut again.
How can push button covers be applied?
Most push button covers are screwed flush to a wall or directly onto equipment. Self-adhesive fastening systems can be used for direct-to-wall application where screws are not appropriate.
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The compact 22.5 mm Series 84 is especially
suited for:Flush designRaised designPCB mountingThe extremely small mounting depth makes this series highly suited for installation in flat, narrow casings. In combination with PCB fitting, Series 84 offers optional HALO illumination with ...
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The A6 series of pushbuttons and pilot devices
from Idec.Features include snap action, double throw contacts. Ideal for such applications as PLC inputs, logic level switching or where space is at a premium.Models include illuminated and non-illuminated pushbuttons, pilot lights, ...
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The compact 16 mm Series 61 is especially
suited for:Flush designRaised designPCB (with adaptor)The modular design caters to a Broad range of applications and combinations.The EAO Series 61 is especially suited for applications in the segments:Public transportationMachinery and Automation Construction ...
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The range of 84 was introduced to satisfy
demands of both equipment builders and users. Typical usage covers the following areas: machinery and process control equipment, including production lines, cranes, robots, moving platforms, as well as security systems and emergency ...
