Push Button Contact Blocks by SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (116 items)
Contact Block, Momentary, 1NO, 22 mm, 10A at 600V AV, Screw-clamp Terminal
Contact Block, Momentary, 1NC, 22 mm, 10A at 600V AC, Screw/Clamp Terminal, A600/Q600, Black/Red
Contact Block, Momentary, 1NO, 30 mm, 10A at 600V AV, Screw-clamp Terminal
Contact Block, Momentary, INC, 30 mm, 10A at 600V AV, Screw-clamp Terminal
Single contact block, Harmony XB4, Hamony XB5, silver alloy, compact push in terminals, 1 NO
Single contact block, Harmony XB4, Hamony XB5, silver alloy, compact push in terminals, 1 NC
Single contact block, Harmony XB4, silver alloy, screw clamp terminal, late break, 1NC
Annunciator, Harmony XB5, Illuminated buzzer, plastic, red, 22mm, continuous or intermittent tone, 24V AC DC
Emergency stop push button, Harmony XB4, metal, red mushroom 40mm, 22mm, trigger latching turn to release, 2NC+1NO
Illuminated push button, Harmony XB5, plastic, white flush, 22mm, universal LED, plain lens, 1NO + 1NC, 24V AC DC
Monolithic emergency stop, Harmony XB7, plastic, red mushroom 40mm, 22mm, latching turn to release, 1NO+1NC
Contact block, Harmony XB4 - ATEX D, single contact, gas protected contact, screw clamp terminals, 1NC
Single contact block, Harmony XB4, silver alloy, gold flashed, screw clamp terminal, dusty environment, 1NO
Harmony XB4, Body Contact, 1 NO, Metal, Fixing Collar, Push-In Terminals
Single contact block, Harmony XB4, silver alloy, gold flashed, screw clamp terminal, dusty environment, 1NC
About Push Button Contact Blocks
Push Button Contact Blocks are an important electrical component used in a variety of applications. They provide a way to control, monitor, and switch electrical circuits on and off. Push Button Contact Blocks come in many forms, allowing for different levels of control and flexibility.
Types of Push Button Contact Blocks
Push Button Contact Blocks come in various shapes and sizes depending on the application. Some are maintained push buttons that remain activated until reset manually or by another switch, while others may be momentary contact blocks that only activate when pushed. The choice of contact block depends on the desired outcome.
How Push Button Contact Blocks are Made
The materials used to construct Push Button Contact Blocks can vary depending on the application. Generally they consist of a conductive material such as copper or brass along with an insulating material like plastic or rubber. Additionally, some contact blocks may require special configurations or technologies to work properly.
Industries that use Push Button Contact Blocks
Push Button Contact Blocks can be found in a wide range of industries from manufacturing to transportation. Professionals in these industries rely on them for their ability to quickly and safely switch electrical circuits on and off as needed.
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