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Metal Pushbutton Switches Deter Damage

July 2, 2007
Resistant to the elements and vandals, the Series 48M family of metal pushbutton switches sets up residence in stainless steel or brass nickel-plated housings and employ panel seals meeting IP-67. RoHS compliant, the components exhibit a housing

Resistant to the elements and vandals, the Series 48M family of metal pushbutton switches sets up residence in stainless steel or brass nickel-plated housings and employ panel seals meeting IP-67. RoHS compliant, the components exhibit a housing diameter measuring 16.49 mm and are available in electro-mechanical or solid-state (Hall effect) versions and momentary or maintained configurations. Illumination options are also available: center-spot LED in a variety of colors, ring illumination, or no illumination. Other features include PC or solder terminals, support for panel thicknesses from 1.5 mm to 3 mm, a double-D flat to prevent rotation, an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, and a mechanical life of 500,000 cycles (momentary) and 100,000 cycles (maintained). ITW SWITCHES, Buffalo Grove, IL. (800) 544-3354.

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