Momentary push button switch with a red indicator Key benefits - Clear momentary action: press to momentarily interrupt the circuit and release to return to the default state, suitable for temporary control of a process or signal. - High visibility status: red indicator helps quick identification of the button status in busy control panels. - Robust and standard size: 1 x XB2 22 mm form factor for easy panel mounting and compatibility with common 22 mm pushbutton systems. - Strong electrical capability: rated for up to 600 V and 10 A, making it suitable for a wide range of control circuits and moderate loads. - Simple contact configuration: single normally closed NC contact and no other connections, reducing wiring complexity. Specifications at a glance - Type: momentary push button switch - Indicator: red sign (indicator lens) - Voltage rating: 600 V - Current rating: 10 A - Mounting size: 1 x XB2 22 mm - Contact configuration: 1 normally closed NC; no other connections Benefits in use - Safe and predictable control: the NC contact provides a clear momentary break in the circuit when pressed, returning to closed when released. - Easy integration: standard XB2 22 mm size ensures compatibility with common control panels and mounting accessories. - Durable performance: designed for reliable operation in industrial environments with standard electrical ratings. Use scenarios - Stop or interrupt control in automated equipment: press to temporarily break the circuit for quick stoppage during maintenance or intervention, with normal operation restored when released. - Troubleshooting and testing: momentarily cut a signal or power path to verify circuit behavior or isolate a section of the system without permanent disconnection. - Panel status signaling: red indicator makes it easy for operators to locate and identify the control point in a crowded control console. Notes - This device provides a single normally closed NC contact with no normally open (NO) contact available. - Ensure compatible wiring and safety practices for 600 V systems and 10 A loads.