Schneider Electric push button XB5 Green, 220–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 10 A, 30×57×42 mm

Schneider Electric push button XB5 Green is a control actuator intended for industrial control panels and machine interfaces. The device is designed for operation on 220–240 V AC at 50–60 Hz and provides a breaking capacity of 10 A. Its compact housing, with nominal dimensions of approximately 30 × 57 × 42 mm, allows installation in space-constrained control stations and signalling units where a green, easily visible actuator is required.

Advantages

The push button combines standard AC voltage compatibility with a 10 A switching capacity, enabling reliable control of control circuits and small loads. Its compact footprint reduces panel space consumption while preserving clear mechanical feedback for operator interaction. The green actuator improves visual identification of specific functions in multi-button panels and contributes to safer, more organised control layouts.

Suitable for

• Industrial control panels and switchboards where space is limited
• Machine operator stations and HMIs requiring visible status or function indication
• Signalling circuits and simple motor control or switching applications within the rated current

Key specifications

• Rated supply voltage: 220–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz
• Breaking/switching capacity: 10 A (AC)
• Actuator colour: green
• Approximate dimensions (W×D×H): 30 × 57 × 42 mm
• Mounting: panel-mounted push button style suitable for industrial enclosures

How to use

Install the push button into a compatible panel cut-out following standard electrical installation procedures and local regulations. Ensure power is disconnected before wiring. Connect the supply and load conductors to the appropriate terminals and verify that the connected circuit does not exceed the 10 A rated switching capacity. After installation, restore power and perform functional checks to confirm correct mechanical operation and electrical switching.

Usage recommendations

Use the XB5 Green push button in control and signalling roles within its rated voltage and current. Avoid switching inductive loads near the maximum rating without appropriate protection or contactors, and perform regular visual inspections and functional tests as part of preventive maintenance.