Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button
Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button
Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button
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Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button
Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button
Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas - Reliable Pedestrian Call Button

Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas

000000001647
€249.56
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The Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas is a reliable call button designed for pedestrian applications, ensuring safe and efficient signaling in automation systems.
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Product Introduction

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Name: Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas

The Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas is a pedestrian call button intended for various automation applications. It facilitates communication in settings where pedestrians need to signal for crossing or access, ensuring a user-friendly experience within electrical and automation systems.

Features

  • Type: Call button
  • Compatibility: Designed to work with various automation systems
  • Material: Durable construction for long-lasting use
  • Electrical Ratings: Compatible with system voltage ratings
  • Mounting: Simple installation for different configurations
  • Operational Temperature: Suitable for a wide range of environments
  • Button Type: Easy activation for user convenience

Conclusion

The Pėsčiųjų iškvietimo mygtukas offers a practical solution for integrating pedestrian signaling in automation systems. Widely applicable in urban areas, public crossings, and transportation hubs, this device enhances safety and accessibility. It is suitable for use with various brands, including ABB, Keyence, SIEMENS, and others in the automation and sensor domains.

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