BARTEC Datasheets for Pushbutton Switches
Pushbutton switches are mechanical switches defined by the method used to activate the switch. The activation method is typically in the form of a plunger that is pushed down to open or close the switch.
Pushbutton Switches: Learn more
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| BARTEC miniature switches are used in areas with of limited space for a flameproof switching element. They are especially suitable for applications in valves, thermostats, push switches, servo components, level... | |
| The ComEx Ex i illuminated button indicates command modes by means of a light signal lighting up or going out. It is suitable for use in almost all hazardous (potentially... | |
| The ComEx Ex i illuminated push button module is used in almost all hazardous (potentially explosive) areas where machine functions are to be activated at the push of a button... | |
| The ComEx illuminated button signals command statuses by illuminating or extinguishing a light signal. It is suitable for use in almost all potentially explosive areas in which the functional status... | |
| The ComEx illuminated push button module is used in almost all hazardous (potentially explosive) areas where machine functions are activated by pressing a button and the corresponding status is to... | |
| The ComEx switching module can be used in almost all potentially explosive areas where machine functions need to be triggered by a button or a switch. ComEx switching modules are... | |
| The ComExflex illuminated button is used in almost all hazardous (potentially explosive) areas where machine functions are activated by pressing a button and the corresponding functional status is to... | |
| The Smart USB Device series is a simple and cost-efficient solution to extend the POLARIS series to include Bluetooth or WLAN functionality. The connection is made via the Ex e... | |
| This switching element can be universally used for switching, controlling and regulating operations within Ex-areas. The insert switch is audited by EPS according to the latest ATEX-Guideline 2014/34/EC. Devices equipped... |