Hager Signal Modules & Pushbuttons - SVN351


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The Hager SVN351 is a versatile impulse pushbutton designed for integration into modular devices and distribution boards. It offers a compact 17.5mm width and provides one normally open (NO) and one normally closed (NC) contact, making it suitable for control applications requiring momentary switching. While its progressive design adds to modern installations, users should be aware of its specific IP20 rating, limiting its use to dry, protected environments.
| Series | SVN |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SVN351 |
| Brand | HAGER |
IP20 signifies that the device is protected against solid objects larger than 12.5mm (like fingers) and has no protection against water or moisture. It is suitable for indoor, dry environments only.
The SVN351 is rated for 230V AC. While it might function in some low-voltage DC applications, it is not designed or rated for DC use, and doing so may void the warranty and pose a safety risk.
NO (Normally Open) contact is open when the button is not pressed and closes when pressed. NC (Normally Closed) contact is closed when the button is not pressed and opens when pressed.
For a momentary signal, connect your control circuit to either the NO or NC terminals depending on whether you want the circuit to be activated or deactivated when the button is pressed, respectively.
The maximum rated switching current for the Hager SVN351 is 16A.
No, the pushbutton itself does not require external power. It acts as a switch to control a separate circuit.
Please refer to the official Hager warranty documentation or contact your supplier for specific warranty details, as these can vary by region and retailer.
Verify power supply to the circuit. Check wiring connections to the NO and NC contacts. Ensure the button mechanism is not obstructed.
Confirm that the correct contact (NO or NC) is being used for the intended function. Check for any unintended latching mechanisms in the circuit design.
Inspect wiring for loose connections. Ensure the button is properly seated on the DIN rail and not subject to vibration. Check for corrosion on terminals.
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