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Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button

1 In stock

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SKU: SPB

£7.95 £9.54

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button with Key Reset

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button with Key Reset

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button with Key Reset

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button with Key Reset

Live Electrical 1 Way Mushroom Head Stop Push Button with Key Reset

2 In stock

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SKU: SPBKEY

£10.90 £13.08

Live Electrical N/C Emergency Stop Switch SPB1NC

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SKU: SPB1NC

£5.95 £7.14

Axiom 2 Gang - On/Off Push Button Red Green - Switch

Axiom 2 Gang - On/Off Push Button Red Green - Switch

Axiom 2 Gang – On/Off Push Button Red Green – Switch

Delivery Usually 3-4 Working Days

SKU: TCS2

£13.45 £16.14

Axiom 2 Position On/Off Black Switch (S2B4) 240V

Axiom 2 Position On/Off Black Switch (S2B4) 240V

Axiom 2 Position On/Off Black Switch (S2B4) 240V

7 In stock

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SKU: TCSSL

£10.50 £12.60

Axiom Green Push Button - On (BFG2) 240V

Axiom Green Push Button - On (BFG2) 240V

Axiom Green Push Button – On (BFG2) 240V

2 In stock

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SKU: TCSON

£8.45 £10.14

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button - Lock (BKR3) 240V

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button - Lock (BKR3) 240V

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button – Lock (BKR3) 240V

2 In stock

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SKU: TCSML

£10.95 £13.14

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button - Stop (BMR3) 240V

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button - Stop (BMR3) 240V

Axiom Red Mushroom Push Button – Stop (BMR3) 240V

2 In stock

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SKU: TCSES

£8.95 £10.74

Axiom Red Mushroom Stop Push Button - Key Lock (KMR3)

Axiom Red Mushroom Stop Push Button - Key Lock (KMR3)

Axiom Red Mushroom Stop Push Button – Key Lock (KMR3)

2 In stock

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SKU: TCSEL

£19.50 £23.40

Axiom Red Push Button - Off (BFR1) 240V

Axiom Red Push Button - Off (BFR1) 240V

Axiom Red Push Button – Off (BFR1) 240V

2 In stock

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SKU: TCSOFF

£8.45 £10.14

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Push buttons are electrical devices used for controlling various functions and processes in electrical installations. In the context of BS 7671 (the IET Wiring Regulations), push buttons and associated control circuits are subject to certain electrical installation requirements and considerations. Here are some key points related to push buttons within the framework of BS 7671:

Purpose: Push buttons are used for manual control and actuation of electrical circuits and equipment. They are commonly used for starting and stopping motors, controlling lighting, initiating alarms, and other control functions.
Types of Push Buttons: Push buttons come in various types, including momentary push buttons (which return to their normal state when released) and latching push buttons (which remain in the pressed or latched position until manually reset).
Voltage and Current Ratings: Push buttons should be selected based on their voltage and current ratings, ensuring compatibility with the electrical circuit they control. Proper sizing and selection are crucial to prevent overload or damage.
Operation: Push buttons are typically part of control circuits and may include normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts. They can be used in control circuits for starting, stopping, and controlling the direction of motors, among other functions.
Wiring and Installation: The wiring and installation of push buttons should adhere to the wiring regulations outlined in BS 7671. This includes proper cable sizing, routing, and termination to ensure electrical safety.
Earthing and Bonding: The earthing and bonding requirements specified in BS 7671 must be followed when installing push buttons to ensure proper grounding and electrical safety.
Protection Against Mechanical Damage: Push buttons should be protected against mechanical damage, such as accidental impacts, as per the regulations. This may involve the use of suitable enclosures or protective measures to prevent physical harm.
Position and Labeling: The position of push buttons should be carefully chosen to facilitate safe and efficient operation. Clear labeling and identification of push buttons help users understand their function.
Testing and Verification: After installation, push buttons and their associated control circuits should be tested and verified to ensure proper operation and compliance with the wiring regulations.
Documentation: Proper documentation of the push buttons’ location, function, and specifications should be maintained as required by BS 7671. Clear labeling and identification facilitate safe operation and maintenance.

Push buttons are fundamental components in control circuits, allowing operators to interact with electrical systems and equipment. When incorporating push buttons into electrical installations, it is crucial to follow BS 7671 requirements to ensure electrical safety, compliance, and reliable operation. Additionally, it is advisable to consult the manufacturer’s recommendations and any applicable product standards to ensure proper installation and functionality.

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