Schneider Electric Harmony XB6 Series Twist Release Emergency Stop Push Button, Panel Mount, 16mm Cutout, 2NO + 2NC, / 6096417

Schneider Electric Emergency Stop Push Button - Harmony XB6 Series. Introducing the Harmony XB6 series of E-Stop Push Buttons. This range of spring-return pushbuttons features the typical 'mushroom' head emergency stop shape. Reliable, durable and secure, the XB6 series of emergency push button switch grants you reassurance in your workplace. Harmony XB6 series from Schneider meets the most demanding international standards and approvals, such as CSA C22-2 No 14 ; EN/ISO 13850. Features and Benefits. Easy mountable, using a single installer (Self-maintaining of the head in its cut-out) Clip-together component system (head, body, contact blocks) Ronis 200 key lock as standard to secure your e-stop push button switches Short-circuiting protection via 6 A cartridge fuses type gG (1,000,000 cycles of electrical durability) Single locking screw, making the button easy to mount, reliable and secure Mushroom head push button switch, red unmarked for clear visibility. Easily resettable with turn-to-release High vibration resistance ; shock resistance providing further uses in environments that require these types of resistances 1 NO + 2 NC Contact(s) - suitable for varying applications and scenarios Conformity to the highest industry standards for machine safety including: - CE, UL, CSA, CCC standards - IP65 rated - perfect for dusty environments Rated NEMA 4, 4X ; 13 - offering greater dust and damp proofing, perfect for harsh environments. Greater resistance to water interference such as pressure washing Compact in nature making them perfect for confined spaces where E-stops critical for safety and security. Schneider Green Premium product as standard across the XB6 Emergency Stop Button range 18-month manufacturer warranty with Schneider. Applications. Industrial/Commercial building settings where control boards, surveillance rooms or alarms may exist Laboratories ; medical instrumentation where critical cut off may be necessary Transport sectors