Eaton EDSC2190 S769 EM SP Pushbutton Station - 600 VAC

Two pushbuttons, two devices, and a single-gang footprint deliver essential control without complicating panel layouts. This compact arrangement reduces wiring complexity and panel depth, translating into faster panel builds and easier field retrofits in retrofit projects and new installations alike. The two-circuit universal normal position supports simple control logic for start and stop sequences in a wide range of machines, from conveyors to pumps, improving operator response times and system reliability. 600 VAC voltage rating and rugged enclosure address real-world safety and compliance requirements. The hazardous locations rating supports safe operation in Class I, II, and III environments, while NEC/CEC compliance aligns with global electrical standards. Engineers also value dependable performance under vibration and temperature fluctuations, reducing nuisance trips and extending equipment life. Maintained contact mushroom head with lockout and guard delivers safe, lockable control during maintenance and servicing. Operators can perform servicing without risk of unexpected resets, reducing incident potential and downtime. The design accommodates frequent test procedures in dusty or damp environments, provided the enclosure is properly sealed and installed per guidelines. Feraloy iron alloy construction provides robust mechanical strength and corrosion resistance in demanding environments. The material's hardness improves wear resistance for decades of operation in dense factory floors and outdoor installations. The single-gang device body aligns with Eaton's EDS family, ensuring compatibility with EDSC panels, IF-series installation instructions, and standard mounting patterns. Clear indicating plate markings Emergency and Stop improve operator communication and reduce errors during emergencies. The standard dead-end style and 3/4 inch trade size simplify retrofits, while available installation instructions and catalog references streamline procurement and on-site commissioning. In practice, technicians appreciate the consistent feel of maintained contacts and the added security of lockout features when performing service.