Specifications Schneider XB7EW35B1P

• Model: XB7EW35B1P

• Type: Illuminated Pushbutton

• Button Color: Orange

• Shape: Round (Ø 22 mm)

• Action: Spring Return (momentary action)

• Voltage: 24 V DC

• Contact Configuration: 1NO (One Normally Open contact)

• Illumination: Yes (provides visible indication when activated)

Features Schneider XB7EW35B1P

1. Illuminated Pushbutton:

   • The orange illuminated pushbutton provides clear visual indication when the button is pressed, making it ideal for environments where operators need to see the status of the button in low-light or high-visibility situations.

2. Spring Return Mechanism:

   • The spring return feature means the button returns to its original position after being pressed. This makes it a momentary pushbutton, ideal for applications requiring a temporary action (like activating a function only while the button is being pressed).

3. Durable and Reliable:

   • Designed for heavy-duty use, this pushbutton is built to withstand frequent operation and is well-suited for industrial environments where reliability and long-lasting performance are essential.

4. Compact and Easy Installation:

   • The Ø 22 mm size is a standard for control panels, ensuring it fits in most industrial and commercial applications. It can be easily installed in panels or other enclosures designed for Ø 22 mm pushbutton switches.

5. Voltage Rating:

   • The 24 V DC rating makes this pushbutton suitable for use in low-voltage control circuits, commonly found in automation, control systems, and industrial machinery.

6. 1NO (Normally Open) Contact Configuration:

   • The 1NO contact configuration ensures that the circuit is open until the button is pressed, at which point it closes to allow current to flow. This is a standard setup for controlling devices like relays or alarms.

7. High Visibility:

   • The orange color makes this pushbutton easy to locate, especially in emergency or operational settings where quick action is required.

Applications Schneider XB7EW35B1P

• Industrial Control Panels: Used for controlling machines and equipment in factories, workshops, and production lines.

• Automation Systems: Ideal for use in control circuits within automated systems where operators need clear feedback and control over machinery.

• Emergency Stop Systems: Commonly used as a part of safety systems, allowing operators to easily stop machinery in case of emergency.

• Alarms and Indication Systems: Used in environments where visual indication of control status is necessary, such as signaling or alarms.