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    Enabling Pendant Switches

    Also known as deadman switches, these switches make sure equipment only runs if you lightly press the hand grip. If you let go or a shock tightens your grip, they cut power. Use them when you need to override a system’s safety controls to program or service equipment. For example, if you need to be in a robot's working area to troubleshoot issues.
    Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing
    Image of Product. Switches. Back orientation. Enabling Switches. Enabling Pendant Switches, Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing.
    Image of Product. Switches with Front Push Button. Back orientation. Contains Inset. Enabling Switches. Enabling Pendant Switches, Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing, , Black Auxiliary Actuator.
    Image of Product. Switches with Front Push Button and Top Push Button. Back orientation. Contains Inset. Enabling Switches. Enabling Pendant Switches, Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing, Black Auxiliary Actuator, .
    Image of Product. Switches with Front Push Button and Top Rocker Switch. Back orientation. Contains Inset. Enabling Switches. Enabling Pendant Switches, Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing, Black Auxiliary Actuator, .
    Image of Product. Switches with Emergency Stop/Top Push Button. Back orientation. Enabling Switches. Enabling Pendant Switches, Switches with Black Nylon 6/6 Housing, , Red Auxiliary Actuator.

    Switches

    Switches with Front

    Push Button

    Switches with Front

    Push Button and Top

    Push Button

    Switches with Front

    Push Button and Top

    Rocker Switch

    Switches

    with

    Emergency

    Stop/Top

    Push

    Button

    Power Indicator—Switches with a power indicator have red and green LEDs that light up to show whether power is running to your equipment.
    1 Auxiliary Actuator—Switches with an auxiliary actuator give you control over more components in your system.
    Black Auxiliary Actuator—Black push buttons and rockers turn additional equipment, such as inspection lights, on and off.
    Red Auxiliary Actuator—Red emergency stop push buttons stop additional equipment with a single push. For example, you could shut down the conveying line a robot is working around.
    EN 418—Switches that meet EN 418 or EN 60947-5-1 comply with European safety standards for emergency stop applications.
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    Auxiliary Actuator Style
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    1 Speed with Screw-Terminal Wire Connection
     
    Switches with Power Indicator
    11 Off or 1 On
    		Momentary
    		3SPDT
    		Off-(On)-Off1 amp @ 30V DC30—IP65, IP67
    		C-UL Listed, CE Marked, UL Listed
    		—5998N110000000
    11 Off or 1 On
    		Momentary
    		3SPDT
    		Off-(On)-Off1 amp @ 30V DC301 Front Black Push Button (SPST-NO)IP65, IP67
    		C-UL Listed, CE Marked, UL Listed
    		—5998N12000000
    11 Off or 1 On
    		Momentary
    		3SPDT
    		Off-(On)-Off1 amp @ 30V DC301 Front Black Push Button (SPST-NO)
    1 Top Black Push Button (SPST-NO)    		IP65, IP67
    		C-UL Listed, CE Marked, UL Listed
    		—5998N13000000
    11 Off or 1 On
    		Momentary
    		3SPDT
    		Off-(On)-Off1 amp @ 30V DC301 Front Black Push Button (SPST-NO)
    1 Top Black Rocker Switch (SPST-NO)    		IP65, IP67
    		C-UL Listed, CE Marked, UL Listed
    		—5998N14000000
     
    Switches with Emergency Stop Button and Power Indicator
    11 Off or 1 On
    		Momentary
    		3SPDT
    		Off-(On)-Off1 amp @ 30V DC301 Top Red Push Button (SPDT)IP65, IP67
    		C-UL Listed, CE Marked, UL Listed
    		EN 4185998N15000000
     
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