EATON M22-PV30 accionador de pulsador de seta, 30 mm, sin iluminación, rojo, enclavamiento con desbloqueo por tracción 197535

Emergency stop functions demand an actuator that is unmistakable, robust, and instantly accessible. The EATON M22-PV30 mushroom pushbutton actuator provides a large 30 mm red head that is easy to strike in critical moments, ensuring rapid machine shutdown. Its latching pull-to-release mechanism prevents accidental restart, requiring a deliberate twist or pull to re-enable operation.

Who is it for

This actuator is intended for machine builders, panel builders, and maintenance teams who need a dependable emergency stop or safety function in industrial control circuits. It suits applications where operators must be able to stop equipment quickly and where accidental reactivation must be avoided.

Main features

• Mushroom head diameter: 30 mm for high visibility and easy activation
• Unilluminated design, no lamp required
• Latching operation with pull-to-release action
• Red colour for standardized emergency stop identification
• Mounting hole diameter: 22.5 mm, compatible with EATON M22 series
• Front protection: IP66, IP67, IP69K
• Plastic construction for durability and light weight
• Operating temperature range: -25 to +70 °C
• Mechanical life: more than 5 million operations

Specifications

• Actuator type: Mushroom pushbutton
• Illumination: Unilluminated
• Actuation type: Latching (pull-to-release)
• Colour: Red
• Head diameter: 30 mm
• Mounting hole diameter: 22.5 mm
• Series: Eaton M22
• Protection rating (front): IP66, IP67, IP69K
• Material: Plastic
• Operating temperature: -25 to +70 °C
• Mechanical life: > 5 million operations
• Number of positions: 2 (ON/OFF)
• Typical application: Emergency stop, safety function
• Contact blocks: Not included (actuator only, requires separate order)

Tips

For a complete emergency stop station, pair this actuator with a compatible EATON M22 contact block and an enclosure. Ensure the mounting panel thickness is suitable for the 22.5 mm hole. The pull-to-release feature requires the operator to physically reset the button, which is ideal for safety-critical processes.