Eaton Kill switch - M22S-DP-S - Black



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The Eaton 216713 (M22S-DP-S) is a single-piece black emergency kill switch designed for industrial applications requiring rapid machinery shutdown. It offers robust protection with an IP67/IP69 rating, making it suitable for harsh environments. While its primary benefit is enhanced operational safety through quick activation, users should ensure proper wiring and integration into their specific control systems.
| Series | M22S-DP-S |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 216713 |
| Brand | Eaton |
IP67 indicates protection against dust ingress and immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. IP69K indicates protection against high-temperature, high-pressure water jets, making it suitable for washdown environments.
This type of kill switch is typically designed as a latching mechanism. Once pressed, it stays in the depressed (activated) state until manually reset.
The Eaton 216713 switch is designed for a standard 22mm panel cutout.
No, this switch is specifically designed as an emergency stop (kill) switch for safety purposes and should not be used for routine operational control.
Typically, the button needs to be twisted or pulled outwards to reset it after the emergency condition has been resolved.
The button has a diameter of 22 mm, and the lens diameter is 36.5 mm.
The front ring of this particular model is made of black plastic.
Verify electrical connections are secure and correctly wired according to the control system diagram. Check if the circuit breaker or fuse for the machine is engaged. Ensure the switch itself is not mechanically locked in a non-activated state.
Confirm the switch is wired to interrupt the primary power or control circuit essential for operation. Some systems may require a secondary safety interlock.
Inspect the button and surrounding area for obstructions or debris. Gently clean the button area. If the issue persists, the switch may need replacement.
Ensure the machinery has been safely cleared and the condition that triggered the emergency stop has been resolved. Attempt a firm reset action. If it remains stuck, internal damage may have occurred, requiring replacement.
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