On/off power push button switch with a rated power of 2 hp (1.5 kW), rated voltage 380V, AC frequency 50Hz~60Hz. The start stop power push button station is fully enclosed for safety and offers a flexible and adaptable solution for a wide range of industrial applications.

Specification

• Model: RDDLZ-PPB-BS211B
• Rated Power: 2 hp (1.5 kW)
• Rated Voltage: AC 380V
• Shell Material: Stainless steel paint
• Structure: Sealed structure
• Installation Method: Screw fixed
• Product Certification: CCC certification
• Weight: 0.11kg

Features

• The 2 hp (1.5 kW) power push button switch is simple to operate, ON is the start button and OFF is the end button.
• This lightweight power push button switch has a dust plug design to protect the interior from dust and better protect the internal components.
• The rugged iron housing provides excellent resistance to corrosion and oxidation.
• The excellent contacts make the power push button switch conductive, resistant to wear and tear and stable.
• Power push button switch has a fully enclosed construction to ensure safety in use.
• The power push button switch closes with a self-locking mechanism to ensure safety when the button is closed.

Dimension (Unit mm)

Applications

Power push button switches are commonly used in a variety of applications, including electronic equipment, industrial machinery, and automotive systems. They are often used as a simple on/off switch or as a reset button for a device. 

Tips: How do I wire a power push button switch?

Wiring a power push button switch will depend on the specific switch and the circuit you are using it in. However, here are some general steps that can guide you through the process:

1. Identify the terminals of the push button switch. Most push button switches will have at least two terminals, one for the power input and one for the power output.
2. Determine the power source and load that you want to connect to the switch. The power source is where the electrical power comes from, and the load is the device or component that will be powered by the switch.
3. Connect the power source to one of the switch terminals. This can be done by attaching a wire from the positive side of the power source to the input terminal of the switch.
4. Connect the load to the other switch terminal. Attach a wire from the output terminal of the switch to the device or component that you want to power.
5. Test the circuit to ensure that the switch is working properly. Turn on the power source and press the button to activate the switch. If the device or component is powered on, then the switch is wired correctly.
6. If you want to add additional switches to the circuit, repeat steps 3-5 for each switch, connecting the power source and load to each switch in parallel.

Note: It's important to follow safety guidelines when working with electrical circuits. If you're unsure about any aspect of wiring a push button switch, it's best to consult a qualified electrician.