Stainless steel 10 A Off-On blue button

This is a push-button switch designed for managing electrical circuits on board vessels. It provides an on/off switching function and includes a blue LED indicator to show its status.

The primary function of this button is to provide simple binary control (on/off) for electrical equipment. It is a latching switch, meaning it maintains its position (On or Off) after being pressed.

This button is designed to handle electrical circuits with a maximum current of 10 amperes (10 A).

The button is made of stainless steel, providing high resistance to corrosion and marine conditions.

Yes, its stainless steel design makes it specifically suitable for marine environments, resistant to saltwater exposure and climate variations.

The "blue" color refers to the LED indicator integrated into the switch. This LED lights up in blue to indicate that the switch is in the "On" position.

Stainless steel offers several key advantages for marine use:

Corrosion resistance: It withstands exposure to saltwater and moisture well.Durability: It resists impacts and wear, extending the product's lifespan.Aesthetics: Its finish allows for discreet and modern integration on dashboards.

Yes, this button includes a blue LED indicator that lights up when the switch is in the "On" position, allowing quick visual confirmation of circuit activation.

This is a latching switch. This means it holds its position (On or Off) after being pressed, without requiring continuous pressure.

This button is designed to operate with 12V DC electrical systems. The integrated LED indicator is also rated for this voltage.

The required hole diameter for installing this button is 19 mm (3/4 inch). The exact dimensions of the front panel are not specified, but it is designed for compact flush mounting.

This type of Blue Sea Systems button is typically rated IP67. This means it is protected against dust and temporary immersion in water (up to 1 meter for 30 minutes), making it suitable for marine environments.

This button is designed for flush mounting. It requires drilling into the panel or dashboard, then inserting and securing it with a mounting nut at the rear. Wiring is then connected to the appropriate terminals.

The required hole diameter to install this button is 19 mm (3/4 inch).

This button typically uses quick-connect terminals (faston or spade terminals) for electrical wire connections. It has terminals for the switching circuit and for powering the LED indicator.

For installation, you will need a few basic tools:

A drill with a 19 mm bit. A wrench to tighten the mounting nut. Electrical wiring tools (wire strippers, crimping pliers for faston terminals if necessary).

The blue LED is integrated into the switch. It has dedicated terminals for its power supply. Typically, it is wired to illuminate when the switch is in the "On" position, either by connecting to the main circuit or to a separate 12V DC power source.

Yes, this button is specifically designed for use with 12V DC electrical systems, which is the most common voltage in marine applications.

The switch itself can potentially handle loads up to 24V DC within a 10 amp limit. However, the integrated LED indicator is designed for 12V DC. For 24V DC use, an appropriate external resistor must be added in series with the LED to prevent damage or burnout. It is primarily recommended for 12V DC systems.

This button can be used to control a variety of low-voltage equipment on board, such as:

Navigation or ambient lights.Bilge pumps.Fans.Radios or other electronic accessories.It is important to ensure that the equipment's current draw does not exceed the button's 10 amp limit.