New Rear Mounted Pushbutton - IZ Series

APEM has expanded the « I » range of sealed switches with the introduction of a new ∅16mm pushbutton series.

The IZ series is a rear mounted pushbutton, available with a polyamide case or a metal case. This product has been designed to reduce the assembly cost in 2 cases : wave soldering and when using a connector. The IZ series allows flush panel mounting and makes dismounting easier.

1. WAVE SOLDERING
Possible thanks to the straight PC terminal option and the rear mounting feature. With a standard front mounting version, a manual soldering operation and a flying lead pushbutton are required.

2. QUICKER ASSEMBLY WITH A CONNECTOR
APEM’s engineering expertise and vertical integration have naturally led to develop specific switches and sub-assemblies to customer specifications. For instance, all types of connectors can be added inhouse to all existing switches, to simplify final assembly.

The IZ series is recommended when the panel  hole dimension is smaller than the connector dimension. The customer saves time by mounting the pushbutton in the panel without removing the connector.

3. FLUSH MOUNTING
The IZ series is the first pushbutton within the "I" range allowing flush mounting. Especially the metal case bushing is available in 2 versions : one for fixed panel (option N) and one for variable panel thickness (option M).

4. EASIER DISMOUNTING
The IZ series makes dismounting easier of the device including this pushbutton, for maintenance or dismantling. Money and time are saved, but the environment is also protected !

The IZ series of sealed pushbutton switches comprises 2 product families :

• polyamide models, momentary or latching action
• Metal models, currently available only in latching

Illuminated or non-illuminated versions are available. Flat actuator option allows optional marking.

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