Eaton Illuminated Push Button Heads - M22 Series Eaton's M22 range of illuminated selector switch heads (sometimes be referred to as rotary selector switch or function selector switch) are designed to simplify the process of buying individual components. Available with either momentary, latching or maintained switching in 2 to 4 position options, these switch actuators make it easy to select the right switch type for your electrical and industrial control needs. Ideally suited for industrial applications the front elements have an enhanced IP66 protection rating making them dust tight and protected against water projection.

The RMQ-Titan M22 series from Eaton offers a wide range of attractive, ergonomically designed illuminated and non-illuminated push buttons including LED elements, selector switches, key switches, push-pulls, alternate action and turn-to-release operators.

This comprehensive range of pilot devices is engineered to ensure that your machines, systems, and processes keep running smoothly and offers a wide variety of applications and processes in automation and control environments. Designed for optimal functionality with a high degree of protection this range offers a wide range of solutions for your business. Features and Benefits • 22.5 mm cutout diameter
• Mechanical lifespan of over 100,000 operations
• Operating temperature of -25 to +70°C
• Low profile plastic design gives this control switch an attractive modern look and feel
• The high degrees of protection in the front (up to IP69K) and at the back (IP65) of these devices make the perfect choice for applications in which oil-tight protection from dirt or liquids is required.
• The push button head is supplied as a single unit, enabling easy installation for worldwide applications
• Modular M22 series features adaptable functionalities
• IP67/IP69 rated What is the difference between a push button for emergency stop and a general-purpose push button? A general-purpose push button switch is used for controls, e.g., starting machine operation or simply switching modes. However, a push button switch for emergency stop is mainly used as a safety measure to stop hazardous events.