EAO introduces Series 56 Universal Switch
06 April 2021
EAO offers its new Series 56 Universal Switch that provides reliability in demanding, high-use environments. The switch features an unmistakable, distinctive click when actuated, giving a high level of user confidence.
With a large actuation surface and LED illumination, the Series 56 Universal Switch can be located quickly. The front bezel also includes a range of colour options and laser engraved symbols. These features, combined with its unique design and appearance, ensures an extraordinarily high level of user comfort.
The Series 56 Universal Switch is ideal for:
• Transit buses and travel coaches
• Technology used in buildings and infrastructure
• Machinery
A wide range of standard, ISO 7000 or customer-specific symbols can be lasered in black onto the grey anodised symbol insets (not TSI PRM compliant). This versatility, in combination with the range of colour options for the front bezel, allows an application-specific design to be produced quickly and easily. Lenses without symbols are also available.
Key advantages of the Series 56 Universal Switch include:
• Intuitive operation as a result of visual and tactile feedback
• Sealed – both front and back
• Large actuation surface and various front bezel colours
• Low mounting depth (27mm incl. M8x1 standard connector)
• Long, reliable service life (>5 million cycles of operation)
• Standard, ISO 7000 or customer-specific laser symbols
The pushbutton provides a large actuation surface, and the enabled state of the button is signalled by green lighting which is clearly visible, even under the adverse light conditions. When the button is pushed, the user receives multi-sensory feedback that includes an audible and tactile click sound. The clear visible red LED and green illumination offers additional assurance. The standard M8 connector (M8x1, 6-pin) and low mounting depth (27mm) provides easy plug and play installation.
To learn more about the Series 56 Universal Switch, please visit www.eao.com/56-universal
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