I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
(OP)
I am looking for a pushbutton or a pushbutton manufacturer who may sell e-stops rated for high temperatures over 220 deg. F. I am looking for a US supplier. I have talked to several people including allen bradley, telemecanique and others. No one seems to have a part for this application. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
JPW
Thanks
JPW





RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
For instance, these switches are available with 110C rating (Gold line), but they are not what we typically consider n E-Stop type of switch.
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RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
Good luck on that.
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RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
JPW
RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
ABLE
much less willing to work in 220 F environment??
RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
JPW
RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
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RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
http://www.reesinc.com/old/newcableswitch.html
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RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
JPW
RE: I am looking for a High Temperature E-stop / pushbutton
I have had such a need for a like device. However I used an anodized red palm button (made in house) with a push rod through the wall to a lower temperature area. The push rod making momentary switch action would cause an alarm condition which needed human intervention to reset. Once triggered heating/cooling would cease and door(s) would be unlatched or prevented from latching. Signage is added to help guide a person who may be trapped within the chamber, to do the right steps to extricate them selves.
Do not be afraid to do too much to save a life.
regards
pennpoint