Push Button
Push Button
Frequently Asked Questions
A push button is a simple electromechanical switch that completes or breaks an electrical circuit when pressed, commonly used on control panels to start, stop, or trigger specific machine functions with a quick manual action.
A momentary push button returns to its original position and breaks the circuit as soon as it's released, whereas a maintained push button stays in the pressed or released position until manually toggled again, holding the circuit state.
Colors generally follow a standard convention, with green often indicating start or run functions, red used for stop or emergency actions, and yellow or amber reserved for caution or reset operations, helping operators identify functions at a glance.
An illuminated push button includes an internal LED or lamp that lights up to indicate status, such as confirming a machine is running or a function is active, while a standard button relies purely on its physical color for identification.
Push buttons commonly come in normally open (NO), normally closed (NC), or combined NO/NC configurations, allowing them to be wired for either activating or interrupting a circuit depending on the control logic required.
Many push buttons are available with IP65 or higher-rated waterproof and dustproof housings, making them suitable for outdoor machinery, washdown areas, and dusty factory environments where standard buttons might fail.
Most industrial push buttons are designed for standard 22mm panel cutouts, making them compatible with common control panel drilling templates and allowing easy integration alongside other 22mm-mounted devices like selector switches and indicator lamps.
Yes, we supply push buttons in bulk to panel manufacturers, switchgear assemblers, OEMs, and industrial buyers across Gujarat and India, including export orders. For pricing and details, contact us at +91 90237 59007, +91 81405 50607, or shreeshivaelectric@gmail.com.
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