(9) Waterproof button(push button switch): with sealed shell, it can prevent rainwater intrusion. Its code is s.
(10) Emergency button(push button switch): a large red mushroom button head protrudes outside, which can be used as a button to cut off the power supply in case of emergency. Its code is j or m.
(11) Open button(push button switch): a button that can be embedded and fixed on the panel of switch board, control cabinet or console. Its code is K.
(12) Interlocking button: a button with multiple contacts interlocked with each other. Its code is C.
(13) Knob type button: a button that rotates the operating contact with the handle. It has two positions of on and off. It is generally panel mounted, and its code is X.
(14) Key button: a button that can be operated by inserting and rotating the key to prevent misoperation or operated by a specially assigned person. Its code is y.
(15) Self supporting button: a button with self-supporting electromagnetic mechanism in the button, whose code is Z.
(16) Combined button: a button with multiple button combinations. Its code is e.
Classification of button switchesButton switches can be classified according to operation mode and protection mode. Common button categories and characteristics:Open type: suitable for embedded installation and fixed on the panel of the switch board, control cabinet or console.Protective type: With a protective shell, it can prevent the internal button parts from being mechanically damaged or people touching […]
Push button switch mainly refers to light touch key switch, also known as light touch switch. The Push button switch is an electronic switch, belonging to the category of electronic components, which first appeared in Japan [called: sensitive switch]. When it is used, it puts pressure on the operation direction of the switch to meet the conditions […]
The difference between a touch switch and a button switch“Self-locking” means that the switch can maintain a certain state through the locking mechanism, and “light touch” means the amount of force used to operate the switch.Generally speaking, mechanical switches may be distinguished as follows:Switches are divided into knob type, toggle type and button type in terms […]
We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalised ads or content, and analyse our traffic. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to our use of cookies.