APEM A02 Series Pushbutton Switches and Indicators Datasheet

The document provides information about the G-16 APEM A02 series illuminated or non-illuminated pushbutton switches, including their panel cut-out dimensions and assembly requirements.


APEM A02 Series Pushbutton Switches and Indicators Datasheet - cover page
Brand
APEM
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
10
File format
PDF
File size
437 KB
Published
07 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
05867A9E7C353C0D39CB904BAD1A60AB

About this manual

The A02 series from APEM covers a wide range of panel‑mounted devices, including illuminated or non‑illuminated pushbutton switches, indicators, rotary switches, keylock switches, emergency‑stop switches, and mushroom‑head pushbuttons. Each device can be configured with different bezel colours, lamp voltages, LED colours, and optional second switch blocks for multi‑pole operation.

Ordering is done by selecting the desired screen, lamp, operator and switch‑block part numbers from the tables. Installation notes describe panel cut‑outs, mounting hardware, and wiring procedures, while the specifications section lists mechanical life, environmental protection, and electrical ratings for the emergency‑stop devices.

What's inside

  • Pushbutton Switches
  • Indicators
  • Rotary Switches
  • Keylock Switches
  • Emergency Stop Switches
  • Mushroom Head Pushbuttons
  • Industrial Controls Installation
  • Bezel Colour Options

Specifications

Mechanical life6.050 cycles
Operating force20 N
Operating temperature-20°C to +85°C
Environmental protection (front)IP65
Environmental protection (back)IP40
Current/voltage rating2.5 A / 380 VAC
Contact gap> 3 mm
Dielectric strength2 500 V
Electrical life6.050 cycles

Frequently asked questions

What is the mechanical life of the emergency stop switch?

The emergency stop switch is rated for 6 050 mechanical cycles.

What IP ratings does the emergency stop switch have?

It has an IP65 rating on the front of the panel and IP40 on the back.

How can I obtain a 3‑pole or 4‑pole switching configuration?

Add a second switch block to the assembly to achieve 3‑pole or 4‑pole switching.

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