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Illuminated Push-Pull Mushroom Head Push Button | 30.5 mm Diameter | Incandescent Lamp | Type 4/13 Rated | by Allen-Bradley
The Illuminated Push-Pull Mushroom Head Push Button is designed for industrial control applications, featuring a durable 30.5 mm mushroom head and incandescent illumination. With a Type 4/13 enclosure rating and metal construction, it ensures safety and reliability in machinery operation and emergency stop functions.
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Technical Specifications
- Type: Push button, 2-position push-pull
- Head Diameter: 30.5 mm mushroom head
- Illumination: Incandescent lamp
- Voltage: Transformer operated at 240V AC 50/60 Hz
- Material: Metal
- Enclosure Rating: Type 4/13
- Terminal Guards: Included
- Contact Configuration: Standard - 1 NCLB 1 NO
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 40mm x 60mm x 40mm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
Key Features
- 2-position push-pull operation
- 30.5 mm mushroom head design
- Illuminated with incandescent lamp
- Metal construction for durability
- Type 4/13 enclosure rating
- Guards on terminals for safety
- Transformer operated at 240V AC 50/60 Hz
- Red color for emergency or stop indication
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with safety standards and proper operation.
Applications
- Industrial control panels
- Machinery operation and safety
- Emergency stop and start functions
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Long-lasting incandescent illumination reduces frequent replacements
- Robust metal construction minimizes waste through extended product life
Warranty Information
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
Available Now
The Allen-Bradley 800TCFXP26RA1 Illuminated Push-Pull Mushroom Head Push Button is available for immediate purchase, ideal for industrial control and safety applications.
