Locking key Eaton M22-ES-MS5, grey, spare key for M22-ES series

The Eaton M22-ES-MS5 locking key in grey is a spare key designed for use with the Eaton M22-ES series of emergency stop and switching devices. It provides mechanical locking functionality to secure control units and prevent unauthorized operation of emergency stop and selector switches. This accessory is intended as a replacement or backup key for industrial control panels, machinery safety systems and maintenance tasks where controlled access to stop or change machine states is required.

Advantages

This locking key offers straightforward mechanical security without electronic dependencies, ensuring reliable operation in environments where simple, robust access control is needed. Its shape and dimensions match the Eaton M22-ES series key locks, enabling direct compatibility with compatible emergency stop and switch actuators. The grey finish provides a neutral appearance suitable for industrial installations and replacements.

Suitable for

• Replacement or spare key for Eaton M22-ES series emergency stop switches
• Securing selector switches and control panels in industrial environments
• Maintenance and service tasks where controlled access to machine controls is required
• Applications requiring mechanical lockout of safety functions

Key specifications

• Color: grey
• Function: mechanical locking key for locking/unlocking compatible M22-ES devices
• Compatibility: designed for use with Eaton M22-ES series emergency stop and switching devices
• Material: durable construction suitable for industrial use

How to use

Insert the key into the lock slot of a compatible M22-ES series device and turn it as required to engage or disengage the mechanical lock. Use the key only with devices specified for M22-ES keys; ensure the key is fully inserted before applying turning force. Store spare keys in a secure location and issue them to authorized personnel to maintain controlled access to emergency stop and selector functions.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the key and lock for wear or damage and replace the key if signs of deformation or excessive wear appear. Keep a controlled inventory of spare keys and limit distribution to trained staff to maintain safety and compliance in industrial operations.