JUNG 876NAW painike, IP44, 250V, musta ja valkoinen

The JUNG 876NAW is a robust pushbutton switch designed for reliable electrical control in various environments. Featuring an IP44 rating, this unit offers protection against moisture and dust, ensuring durability in demanding conditions. It is equipped with two labeling fields measuring 22 x 48 mm for clear identification and utilizes spring terminals suitable for rigid conductors up to 2.5 mm². The switch operates at 250 V and 16 A, adhering to DIN VDE standards for safety and performance.

Advantages

This pushbutton switch provides a high level of protection against environmental factors, making it a dependable choice for areas where moisture or dust may be present. The inclusion of two dedicated labeling fields allows for easy organization and identification of circuits. Furthermore, the use of spring terminals simplifies the installation process for rigid conductors, ensuring a secure and stable electrical connection that meets professional safety standards.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This switch is not intended for use in environments where the ingress protection rating exceeds IP44, such as areas subject to direct water jets or complete submersion. It is also not compatible with flexible conductors that exceed the specified terminal capacity.

Key specifications

How to use

Installation should be performed by a qualified professional in accordance with local electrical regulations. Ensure the power supply is disconnected before beginning the installation. Insert the rigid conductors into the spring terminals, ensuring they are securely fastened. The labeling fields can be customized to identify the specific function of the switch. Once installed, the unit provides reliable switching operation through the integrated button mechanism.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

Ensure that all connections are made according to DIN VDE 0620 and DIN VDE 0632 standards to maintain safety and operational integrity. Regularly inspect the labeling fields to ensure they remain legible and the unit remains free of debris.