Pushbutton switch Kontakt-Simon DZP1.01/46 — plastic housing, bronze, 250 V AC, 10 A, 75×45 mm

Kontakt-Simon DZP1.01/46 is a single pushbutton switch in a plastic housing with a bronze finish, designed for control and switching applications. The unit is rated for 250 V AC and a nominal current of 10 A, with compact external dimensions of 75 × 45 mm and a lightweight construction of 59 g, making it suitable for installations where space is limited and a discrete, robust switching element is required.

Advantages

The pushbutton offers a compact form factor and standardized electrical ratings for reliable operation in low-voltage AC circuits up to 250 V. Its plastic housing provides electrical insulation and resistance to common environmental influences while the bronze finish improves visual integration in industrial and utility panels. The device’s 10 A nominal load capacity makes it suitable for controlling lighting, signaling circuits and small motors or actuators within its rated limits.

Suitable for

• Panel or wall mounting in control cabinets and switchboards
• Manual control of lighting circuits and indicator systems
• Activation of small motors, relays or actuators within rated current
• Replacement or upgrade of single-button controls in compact installations

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Nominal current: 10 A
• Housing material: plastic with bronze finish
• External dimensions: 75 × 45 mm (width × depth)
• Weight: 59 g

How to use

Mount the pushbutton on a compatible panel or wall cutout that matches the product’s external dimensions. Ensure the supply voltage does not exceed 250 V AC and that connected loads remain within the 10 A nominal current rating. Make proper electrical connections according to applicable wiring diagrams and local regulations, ensuring all power is disconnected before installation or maintenance. After wiring, test the button operation under load to verify correct switching behavior.

Usage recommendations

Use the device in dry, indoor environments or protected enclosures to prevent exposure to moisture and contaminants. When controlling inductive loads such as motors or solenoids, consider adding appropriate suppression components or contactors to protect the switch contacts and extend service life.