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Pushbutton Monobloc Mushroom Red | 1 N/O & 1 N/C Contacts | Emergency Stop Design | by Tobin
The Pushbutton Monobloc Mushroom Red is designed for reliable control in industrial applications, featuring 1 normally open (N/O) and 1 normally closed (N/C) contact. Its vibrant red color ensures quick identification for emergency stop functions, making it ideal for machinery start/stop controls and control panels. Built for durability, this pushbutton minimizes the need for frequent replacements, ensuring long-lasting performance.
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Product Name/Title: Pushbutton Monobloc Mushroom Red | 1 N/O & 1 N/C Contacts | Emergency Stop Design | by Tobin
Brand: Tobin
SKU: TS2BMR-C
Alternatively Known As: Emergency Stop Button, Mushroom Head Pushbutton, Control Panel Pushbutton
Technical Specifications
- Contact Configuration: 1 Normally Open (N/O) and 1 Normally Closed (N/C)
- Color: Red
- Type: Monobloc Mushroom Pushbutton
- Category: Control Circuit Devices & Switching Components
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 40mm x 60mm x 40mm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
Key Features
- Monobloc mushroom pushbutton design
- Includes 1 normally open (N/O) and 1 normally closed (N/C) contact
- Red color for emergency or stop indication
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by a qualified electrician or technician is recommended to ensure proper integration into control circuits.
Applications
- Industrial control panels
- Machinery start/stop controls
- Emergency stop functions
- Control circuit devices
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Durable design reduces need for frequent replacements, minimizing waste.
Warranty Information
1 year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The Tobin Pushbutton Monobloc Mushroom Red 1 N/O 1 N/C is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial and machinery control applications.
