Switches — Industrial Switches Key benefits Reliable control: Provide consistent on/off, momentary, selector, or limit switching for power and control circuits to reduce downtime and simplify operations. Safety and compliance support: Enable safe isolation, emergency stopping, and controlled restart procedures when integrated into industrial control systems. Durability and low maintenance: Built to withstand frequent operation in production environments, reducing replacement frequency and service interruptions. Integrationfriendly: Designed to work with standard control equipment, simplifying panel wiring, PLC inputs, motor starters, and instrumentation. What these switches do (function) Manual and automated switching for power and control circuits. Enable operator control, status feedback, and circuit isolation within control panels and machines. Provide discrete inputs for automation systems and safe interruption points for maintenance. Compatibility and installation Compatible with standard industrial control architectures and wiring practices; suitable for use alongside PLCs, relays, contactors, and motor controls. Available in common mounting formats for panel, DINrail, or machinemount installations to fit existing enclosures and control layouts. Simple connection points and clear terminal access reduce installation time and wiring errors. Size and materials Offered in compact and panelmount form factors to save space in control cabinets and on machines. Constructed from robust materials appropriate for industrial environments, including metal housings or reinforced polymer bodies, with durable contact materials for reliable electrical performance. Performance and reliability Designed for consistent electrical contact and mechanical action through repeated cycles. Suitable for typical industrial voltage and current ranges when selected to match application requirements. Lowcontact resistance and clear switching action improve signal integrity and operator feedback. Typical applications Machine control panels: Start/stop, mode selection, and status indication for CNC machines, presses, and assembly equipment. Conveyor and material handling: Control run/stop functions, safety interlocks, and jog operations in production lines. Building services and automation: Control HVAC zones, lighting circuits, or equipment isolations in commercial facilities. Selection and use tips Match the switch type and contact ratings to the circuit voltage and current. Confirm mounting format and terminal arrangement for your panel or machine. Specify environmental protection (e.g., sealed or IPrated versions) if the switch will be exposed to dust, moisture, or washdown. For dependable manual and automated control in industrial settings, choose switches designed for durability, clear operation, and straightforward integration with your control systems.