Schneider NU310618 | Push-button, New Unica, + NO push-button, 10A, 1 module, screwless terminals, untreated, IP4X, white

Technical Specifications NU310618

• Product Reference: NU310618

• Product Range: New Unica

• Device Type: Push-button switch

• Function: + NO (Normally Open) contact

• Rated Current: 10 Amperes

• Rated Voltage: 250 VAC

• Number of Modules: 1

• Terminals: Screwless (quick connection)

• Color: White

• Finish: Untreated surface

• Ingress Protection Rating: IP4X

• Mounting Type: Modular flush mounting

• Material: High-quality plastic

• Standards Compliance: IEC standards applicable to control and signalling devices

Key Features

• Normally Open Contact: Suitable for momentary control applications, such as calling bells, lighting control relays, or scene activation systems.

• Compact Design: Occupies only one module space, allowing flexibility in compact installations.

• Tool-Free Wiring: Screwless terminal technology speeds up installation and ensures secure, vibration-resistant connections.

• IP4X Rating: Provides protection against solid objects larger than 1 mm, suitable for standard indoor environments.

• Modern Appearance: Smooth, white finish and clean lines complement contemporary decor.

• Durable Build: Built from strong materials to resist wear, impact, and discoloration over time.

• Part of Modular System: Compatible with New Unica frames, faceplates, and other modular devices.

Applications

• Residential Installations: Used for doorbells, light control in staircases, and decorative lighting circuits.

• Office Buildings: Ideal for activating lighting scenes, blinds, or low-power control systems in meeting rooms.

• Hotels and Hospitality: Commonly used in guest rooms for bedside lights or service call buttons.

• Retail and Commercial Spaces: Useful for push-to-open systems, staff alerts, or lighting control panels.

• Educational Facilities: Provides safe and intuitive control for labs, classrooms, and corridors.

• Healthcare Settings: Can be used for non-critical calling systems or lighting control in patient areas.