EUCHNER Enabling switch

Enabling switch ZSM

•     - Ergonomic design
•     - Wide variety of configurations
•     - Tactile and optical feedback
•     - Single-hand operation

The ZSM is more than just a conventional enabling switch. Due to its modular design a large number of additional functions can be integrated. Additional components such as a stop command device, LED displays or a key-operated rotary switch make the ZSM a multitalent and almost a small hand-held pendant station. A special feature is the new vibration signal that tells the operator whether the enabling switch is in the enabling position. With its rubberized grip, the switch lies securely in the hand. The well thought-out design and the low weight result in fatigue-free working.

Benefits for you

•     - Multifunctional due to different versions
•     - Key-operated rotary switch
•     - Stop command device
•     - Mini joystick
•     - LED displays, etc.
•     - 3-stage enabling switch
•     - Feedback in the enabling position
•     - Ergonomic design

Enabling switch ZSB

Features

•     - Housing G1, G3 with additional +/- pushbuttons
•     - 3-stage function
•     - Dual-channel version
•     - Connecting cable straight, coiled
•     - Plug connector optional
•     - Key-operated rotary switch or selector switch and emergency stop optional (only in housing G3)

Enabling switch ZSA/ZSR

•     - Housing G1
•     - 2-/3-stage function
•     - Single-channel or dual-channel version
•     - Kit without connecting cable

Built-in enabling switches ZSG, ZSE and ZXE

Features

•     - 2-/3-stage function
•     - Dual-channel version
•     - Optionally with 22.5 mm, 30.5 mm or 34.4 mm installation dimension
•     - Suitable, for example, for installation in the hand-held pendant station HBA, HBM or HBL

2-stage function
Enabling function is active in the second stage (pressed position). When the button is released, the enabling is removed (see function sequence).
3-stage function
Enabling function is active only in the second stage (center position, actuating point). If the pushbutton is released or pushed further (panic function), the enabling is removed (dependent on the wiring, see function sequence).