Pushbutton switch Kontakt‑Simon AS1/11 — plastic housing, 250 V AC, 10 A, white

Kontakt‑Simon AS1/11 is a compact white pushbutton switch with a plastic housing, intended for use in standard AC control circuits. Rated for operation at 250 V AC with a nominal switching current of 10 A, this mechanical actuator is suited to simple on/off tasks. Its slim footprint — 90 mm wide and 37.5 mm deep — and lightweight construction (approximately 53.8 g) make it suitable for installation where space is limited and a low‑power manual control is required.

Advantages

The pushbutton offers a clear mechanical actuation and a standardized appearance that integrates with common control panels and switchboards. Constructed with a plastic housing, it is lightweight and electrically insulated, reducing risk in low‑voltage installation environments. The 250 V AC voltage rating and 10 A current capacity provide reliable switching for typical lighting and control circuits without complex wiring or auxiliary devices.

Suitable for

• Control panels and operator stations
• Lighting circuits and simple lamp switching
• Basic on/off control for small appliances or equipment
• Retrofit or replacement in existing switch layouts

Key specifications

• Operating voltage: 250 V AC
• Nominal switching current: 10 A
• Housing material: plastic
• Color: white
• Dimensions: 90 mm (width) × 37.5 mm (depth)
• Weight: approx. 53.83 g

How to use

Install the pushbutton in a compatible mounting cutout or panel using standard fastening methods appropriate for its dimensions. Wire the device into the circuit following local electrical codes: connect live and switched conductors to the intended terminals and ensure connections are secure. Use the switch for manual on/off control; it operates as a mechanical contact actuator and does not require additional power for switching action. Verify correct operation after installation and before returning the circuit to normal service.

Usage recommendations

Use the switch within its rated limits (250 V AC, 10 A) and in dry, indoor environments unless additional protection is provided. For higher currents, inductive loads, or critical safety circuits, choose a device with appropriate ratings or consult a qualified electrician. Periodically check mechanical operation and terminal tightness as part of routine maintenance.