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LUPO Piezo pushbuttons

LUPO Piezo pushbuttons

LUPO Piezo pushbuttons

Product catalog summary
Distinctive Features
Piezoelectric technology is highlighted for its durability and reliability, with IP68/IP69K ratings ensuring protection against dust and water. The buttons have no moving parts, offering options for momentary or maintained actions, and can be customized with laser-engraved logos.

Electrical Characteristics
The buttons support currents of 200mA at 24VAC/DC and 1A at 24VAC/DC, with an electrical life of 50 million cycles. They have no switch consumption and LED consumption ranges from 10 to 20 mA.

Mechanical Characteristics
These buttons boast a mechanical life of at least 50 million cycles. The body material varies as per the order guide, and they are designed to withstand vibrations of 10-500 Hz at 10g.

General Characteristics
Operating temperatures range from -40°C to +75°C. The buttons are sealed to IP68 and IP69K standards, suitable for panel thicknesses of 0.5 to 4.5mm. They are EMC compatible per EN61058-1 and EN61000 standards.

Environmental Characteristics
Piezoelectric buttons are ideal for environments where reliability is crucial, such as medical and food industries, due to their resistance to moisture and dust.

Applications
These buttons are suitable for showers, bathrooms, spas, pools, car washes, marine environments, and medical settings.

Electrical Integration
Wiring diagrams are provided for both momentary and maintained configurations, detailing the connections for contact and LED functions.

Operating Principle
The piezoelectric effect is utilized, where pressure on the button surface generates an electrical signal. This technology ensures a long service life and high reliability.

Concept & Design
The buttons are designed with a robust metal body and resin potting for protection. They are available in various diameters and illumination options.

Order Guide
Customization options include body material, actuator type, illumination, and contact type. The guide provides detailed specifications for different configurations.
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Catalog excerpts

LUPO Piezo pushbuttons-1

sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology ! DISTINCTIVE FEATURES piezoelectric technology IP68 / IP69K no moving parts momentary or maintained NO or NC contact laser-engraved logo on request Conventional electromechanical buttons contain moving parts that inevitably wear out. Their reliability can be reduced by contaminants such as moisture and dust, which foul the contact points. Thanks to their IP68 & IP69K sealing, our piezoelectric buttons address these issues, and their very long service life (over 50 million operations) makes them ideal for applications where reliability is essential. Our buttons are perfectly suited to humid environments or sectors requiring regular cleaning of control panels (medical settings, food industry…). " ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS # MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS Mechanical life: 50,000,000 cycles min. Body material: see order guide on next page Electrical life: 50,000,000 cycles, nominal Switch consumption: none LED consumption: 10 to 20 mA max Typical panel cut-out: depending on version Panel thickness: 0.5 to 4.5mm depending on version Max nut tightening torque: 11.5 Kgf/cm EMC compatibility: 200mA version: per EN61058-1 1A version: per EN61000-4 and EN61000-6-2 Showers, Bathrooms Spas & Pools LUPO SERIES - VANDAL-RESISTANT SENSITIVE BUTTONS • PIEZOELECTRIC • DIA.16MM TO 30MM • ILLUMINATED

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sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology ' OPERATING PRINCIPLE & OPERATING DIAGRAMS The piezoelectric effect (from the Greek «Piezein», to press) was first demonstrated in 1881 by the Curie brothers. This is the property of certain materials (such as quartz, topaz, ceramic, certain crystals and polymers) to become electrically polarised under the action of a deforming force (Direct effect); and conversely to deform when an electric field is applied to them (Indirect effect). It is this Direct effect that is applied in piezoelectric buttons: the pressure of a finger applied to the button’s...

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Family Diameter Body material Actuator Output Illumination Version Contact type Actuation LED colour(s) G Green anodised aluminium K Black anodised aluminium B Blue anodised aluminium D Gold anodised aluminium Contact Rating Actuation Actuator Type - height 1.3, flush (non-illuminated version only) Normally Open Normally Closed P2 thin illuminated ring 5 VDC J2thin illuminated ring 12 VDC Y2 thin illuminated ring 24 VDC Normally Open Extended Actuation ^ ABOUT THIS SERIES 1 U.DESIGN service: custom wiring tn specification, subject tn MOQ. 3 maintained actuation version: max 2 colours illumination,...

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sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES PUSH ZONE DIAMETER 16 - ILLUMINATED RING Ø16.00x1.00 SI (.630DIAx1.00 IS) 4.50 (.177)

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sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology PUSH ZONE DIAMETER 19 - ILLUMINATED RING

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sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology PUSH ZONE DIAMETER 22 - ILLUMINATED RING Ø28.00 (1.102DIA) Thin ring Large ring Thin ring Large ring

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sensitive push buttons • piezoelectric technology DIAMETER 25 - ILLUMINATED RING SOPZ25SRZFN1NOMG Thin ring Large ring Thin ring Large ring PUSH ZONE DIAMETER 30 - ILLUMINATED RING Ø35.00 (1.378DIA) Thin ring Large ring Thin ring Large ring

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.