EB2085

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Pushbutton Switches are among the most common types of electro-mechanical switches available today. They come in different sizes and styles, used in a variety of applications. One of the most popular is the EB2085, with its multiple options for actuator style and contact configurations.

The EB2085 Pushbutton Switch is available in four different actuator styles – round, square, illuminated, or ganged. Additionally, it is available with momentary or maintained contacts and the ability to operate in either normally open or normally closed configurations. It has a robust design, rated to IP67, and multiple options for mounting including through-box and quick connector.

Configured as a momentary switch, the EB2085 typically behaves in a normally open configuration. An internal plunger armatures the switch’s contacts as it is depressed. When the contacts are closed a connection is made, allowing electricity to flow through the contacts to the desired destination.

When configured in a maintained configuration, the EB2085 functions much like a toggle switch, allowing the current to remain powered in between pushes of the button. The plunger armature must be pressed and held against the contacts in order to keep the connection. When it is released, the contacts open and the current will stop flowing.

The EB2085 Pushbutton Switch is an excellent choice for applications where actuation needs to take place in hazardous or wet areas. It is rated up to IP67 and is capable of withstanding very humid or dusty environments. Furthermore, since the EB2085 can be easily mounted in various positions and configurations, it can be adapted for project requirements.

The EB2085 Pushbutton Switch is an ideal choice for applications requiring a durable, flexible switch. It’s robust design and versatile actuator styles make it a reliable switch for a wide variety of applications.

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