Berker keinupainike antrasiitti ruuviliittimillä 936712505

The Berker Rocker Push-button (momentary switch) in anthracite, model 936712505, is a high-quality flush-mounted switch designed for reliable momentary contact switching. Featuring robust screw terminals for secure wiring, this 1-pole normally open (NO) switch is ideal for controlling lighting, doorbells, or other electrical loads in residential and commercial installations. Its sleek anthracite finish complements modern interiors, and it is compatible with Berker standard frames and covers (S.1, B.3, B.7, B.X series).

Advantages

Durable thermoplastic construction ensures long service life. Screw terminals provide a firm and reliable connection for rigid conductors up to 2.5 mm². The flush-mount design allows for seamless integration into standard flush boxes. Halogen-free materials contribute to environmental safety. Rated for 250 V AC and 10 A, suitable for a wide range of applications.

Suitable for

• Momentary switching of lighting circuits
• Doorbell and buzzer systems
• Control of relays and contactors
• Commercial and residential flush-mounted installations

Key specifications

• Switch Type: Rocker Push-button (Momentary)
• Number of Poles: 1-pole
• Switching Function: Momentary contact (NO - Normally Open)
• Connection Type: Screw terminals
• Color: Anthracite
• Rated Voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated Current: 10 A
• Mounting Type: Flush-mounted
• Material: Thermoplastic
• Protection Class (IP): IP20
• Halogen-free: Yes
• Number of Rockers: 1
• Terminal Capacity: 1.5 - 2.5 mm² (rigid conductors)
• Compatibility: Berker standard frames/covers (S.1, B.3, B.7, B.X)
• Operating Temperature: -5 to +40 °C
• Mounting Depth: Approx. 24 mm

Recommendations

For a complete installation, pair this push-button with a compatible Berker frame and cover from the S.1, B.3, B.7, or B.X series. Ensure the flush box is properly installed and the wiring conforms to local electrical codes. This product is ideal for momentary switching applications where a maintained contact is not required.