Eaton Stop Button - M22S - 271540 M22S-PVLT

The 'turn-to-release' mechanism ensures that the emergency stop button, once pressed, remains latched in the stopped position and can only be reset by intentionally turning the button. This prevents accidental or premature resetting of the machine.

IP67 means the button is protected against dust ingress and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. IP69K (implied by IP69) indicates protection against high-pressure, high-temperature water jets, making it suitable for environments that require frequent, intense cleaning.

Typically, the Eaton M22S stop button is sold as the actuator unit. The electrical contact block, which determines the switching function (normally closed, normally open), is usually sold separately and needs to be purchased based on your specific wiring requirements.

The recommended cutout diameter for this button is 22.5mm.

Yes, due to its high IP67/IP69 rating, it offers excellent protection against dust and water, making it suitable for many outdoor industrial applications where environmental resistance is crucial.

To reset the button, you need to press it in first, and then turn it clockwise (or in the direction indicated by any markings). The illumination will typically turn off once the button is reset.

Ensure the button is fully engaged by pushing it in before attempting to turn. Verify the attached contact block is correctly installed and functional.

Check the wiring to the illumination terminal on the contact block. Verify the power supply to the illumination circuit is active and at the correct voltage.

Confirm the button is wired correctly to interrupt the power or control signal for the machine. Check the integrity and function of the connected contact block. Ensure the button is properly latched when pressed.

Inspect the mounting seal and button surface for damage. Ensure the control panel cutout is properly sealed and the button is securely mounted to maintain the IP67/IP69 rating.