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EATON HT800 Series Flat Head Push-Pull Units
Eaton HT800 Series flat head push-pull units are non-illuminated, maintained pushbuttons used to control the flow of electricity. They are ideal for use in factories and warehouses as start / stop buttons for machinery & equipment.
A
B
C| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | HT8DBHD1B | €508.01 | |
| B | HT8DBGD1B | - | RFQ
|
| B | HT8DBGD1D | €508.01 | |
| A | HT8DBHD1D | €227.45 | |
| C | HT8DBRD1D | €508.01 | |
| C | HT8DBRD1B | €508.01 |
Working Mechanism
- When these buttons are pushed or pulled, they activate a switch that closes / opens an electrical circuit.
- These maintained push-pull pushbuttons remain in the activated / deactivated position until they are pushed / pulled again.
Features
- Eaton HT800 Series flat head push-pull units have NEMA-rated watertight / oil-tight bodies to prevent dirt and moisture ingress.
- Their flat mushroom head plastic actuator provide an easy-to-press surface.
- These pushbuttons have black anodised buses to establish secure connections.
Standards and Approvals
- CE
- UL
- CSA
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I troubleshoot a pushbutton?
- Make sure that the pushbutton is properly connected to the circuit.
- Ensure that the switch inside the pushbutton is not stuck in the open or closed position.
- Make sure that moisture or dirt is not affecting the operation.
Can these pushbuttons be used with a resistor?
Yes, pushbuttons can be used with a resistor to provide additional protection.
How do I replace a pushbutton?
- To replace a pushbutton, first disconnect the power to the device or circuit.
- Remove the old pushbutton by carefully disconnecting wires or cables.
- Once the old pushbutton is removed, install the new pushbutton by attaching the wires or cables to the appropriate terminals and securing the pushbutton in place.
- Finally, restore power to the device or circuit and test the new pushbutton to make sure it is functioning properly.