Eaton EDS2184 GB S769 Pushbutton Control Station - Hazardous

Part Number: EDS2184 GB S769
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Manufacturer
Eaton Crouse-Hinds
Part number
EDS2184 GB S769
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Quick Summary

EDS pushbutton control station provides reliable local control for hazardous-area machinery in industrial facilities. Engineers often struggle with wiring errors, noncompliant enclosures, and downtime during routine maintenance. This unit meets Hazardous/Classified Locations requirements and NEC/CEC standards, with Class I, Division 1 and Class II, Division 1 protection across the system, supported by NEMA ratings for rugged environments. By standardizing enclosures and pushbutton configurations, it reduces wiring mistakes and accelerates commissioning. The design supports 600 Vac operation, a 3/4" trade size, and a single-gang, single-device format, delivering safer, more maintainable operations. For manufacturers and integrators, this translates to lower installation costs and easier regulatory compliance.

Product Information

Extended Description

EDS2184 GB S769 Eaton Crouse-Hinds: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series EDS pushbutton control station, With pushbuttons, Feraloy iron alloy, Single circuit universal, 1, Single-gang, 1, Cl I, Div 1, Grp B, Maintained contact mushroom head, Dead end, 3/4", 600 Vac
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series EDS pushbutton control station
Catalog Number
EDS2184 GB S769
Product Length/Depth
3.5 in
Product Height
5.91 in
Product Width
5.81 in
Product Weight
3.59 lb
UPC
782274060354
Area classification
Hazardous/Classified Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
NEC hazardous rating
Class II, Division 2 Class I, Division 1 Class I, Division 2 Class III Class II, Division 1
NEMA Rating
9 7 3
Enclosure type
With pushbuttons
Voltage rating
600 Vac
Number of gangs
Single-gang
Number of pushbuttons
1
Number of devices
1
Normal position
Single circuit universal
Style
Dead end
Trade size
3/4"
Material
Feraloy iron alloy
Special features
Cl I, Div 1, Grp B, Maintained contact mushroom head
SP3D Design Package - EDS and EFS Explosionproof Control Stations EDS/EDSX Hazardous Area Control Stations catalog page EDS and EFS Explosionproof Pushbutton, Pilot Light, and Selector Switch Control Stations Canadian certification EDS and EFS Explosionproof Pushbutton, Pilot Light, and Selector Switch Control Stations Canadian certification IF 328 - EDS, EFS, EDSC and EFSC Single- and Two-gang Device Bodies IF 328 - EDS, EFS, EDSC and EFSC Single- and Two-gang Device Bodies IF 328 - EDS, EFS, EDSC and EFSC Single- and Two-gang Device Bodies Eaton Specification Sheet - EDS2184 GB S769
The EDS2184 GB S769 pushbutton control station leverages a Feraloy iron alloy enclosure and a maintained mushroom-head pushbutton, delivering rugged protection for harsh environments. This construction translates to fewer field failures and lower maintenance costs in chemical plants, refineries, and mining sites. Its single-circuit universal design and 3/4" trade-size footprint simplify planning and replacement, helping electricians standardize control points across machines without sacrificing safety. The single-gang enclosure accepts one device and one pushbutton, streamlining installation for new builds and retrofit projects. A 600 Vac rating supports common industrial control circuits, reducing the need for voltage-tier changes, while the dead-end style and clear labeling improve commissioning speed and minimize miswiring in tight panels. Compliance and certification are central to this station, including NEC/CEC alignment, Hazardous/Classified Locations ratings, and Class I Division 1 protection along with Class II Divisions and NEMA 9/7/3 compatibility. This combination supports regulatory audits and customer safety programs in oil, gas, chemical, and mining applications. Installation resources bolster confidence, including IF328 installation sheets, SP3D design packages for EDS/EDSX equipment, and a dedicated catalog page. The integration with Eaton's hazardous-area control-station ecosystem minimizes engineering time and accelerates project timelines from specification to startup, with consistent interfaces and documented torque, seal, and wiring guidelines.

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FAQs

The EDS2184 GB S769 is designed for hazardous locations within the Eaton Crouse-Hinds EDS family and is compatible with standard EDS/EDSX control station configurations. It supports a single-gang enclosure, 600 Vac circuits, and one maintained mushroom-button, enabling quick replacement or upgrade without rewiring. For integrated systems, use the SP3D design package and related catalog pages for seamless fit.
Install in Class I Division 1 environments by following the IF328 installation sheets for single- and two-gang device bodies. Mount the 3/4" trade-size body, wire to a single pushbutton, and verify 600 Vac operation. Use dead-end terminations and maintain proper seals to preserve explosion-protection integrity. Refer to Eaton installation instructions for panel layout and torque specs.
The EDS2184 GB S769 carries NEC/CEC compliance with Hazardous/Classified Locations ratings. It provides Class I Division 1 protection and Class II Division 1 support, along with NEMA ratings 9, 7, and 3. These designations ensure safe operation in oil, gas, chemical, and mining environments and help meet regulatory requirements during audits.
Electrical specs include a 600 Vac voltage rating, one pushbutton, one device, and a single-gang enclosure for a 3/4" trade size. The maintained mushroom-head pushbutton combined with a dead-end design supports reliable operation and straightforward wiring. The enclosure uses Feraloy iron alloy to withstand harsh environments.
ROI comes from standardized hazardous-location control stations across facilities, reducing training time and wiring errors. A single-gang, 3/4" pushbutton station with universal design simplifies replacements and upgrades, lowering downtime. Documentation and resources such as IF328, SP3D packages, and catalog pages cut engineering effort and help ensure regulatory compliance, delivering lower total cost of ownership over the equipment lifecycle.