Schneider Electric Illuminated Unmarked Legend Ring for Use with Emergency Stop Mushroom Head Push-Button, EN ISO 13850

Ensure optimal and essential protection for the emergency stop system in your workplace with the Harmony Lens Ring by Schneider Electric.

The Harmony Lens Ring ZBY9W2B140 is an LED illuminated yellow 24 V legend plate featuring a caution logo and no text. This ring can be used with an emergency switching off mushroom head push-button to demonstrate the initiation of an emergency stop procedure. When the button is engaged the Harmony lens ring illumination will display the activation of this safety measure by changing instantly to red.

This legend plate is suitable for use in both emergency and non-emergency applications as it features the universal caution symbol. It is highly suitable for use in dim environments due to the constant LED illumination and the colour change function, which ensure that the ring and the push-button are always visible.

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The Harmony Lens Ring ZBY9W2B140 displays the universal caution symbol and no text, making it perfect for use in both emergency and non-emergency applications. The LED illumination guarantees that your push-button will always be seen clearly within the ring. It is compatible with Schneider Electric XB4 and XB5 series.

- Accessory: Emergency stop mushroom head push-button – 426-2808
- Marking: Caution logo only, no text, yellow background
- Rated supply voltage: 24 V AC/DC at 50/60 Hz
- Light source: Protected LED
- Bulb base: Integral LED
- Light source colour: Red
- Current consumption: 18mA
- Material: Plastic
- Dimensions (H x W): 60mm x 9.3mm

Rated insulation voltage: 600 V (pollution degree 3) conforming to EN/IEC 60947-1

A legend plate is a component used in conjunction with push-buttons and switches to highlight the placement of the button. They can also provide clear visual indication when the mechanism is triggered. Some rings will have text or symbol engravings on them that display what happens when you press, pull, push or twist a component. This type of ring is usually used within industrial workplace settings, where tactile emergency stop processes for potentially dangerous or expensive machinery need to be obvious, quick, and easy-to-use.

A push-button is a switch mechanism that controls a function within a machine or device, such as an instant shut down.