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Rugged automotive switches target demanding exterior operational functions on heavy duty and special-purpose vehicles

Durable, sealed pushbutton switches feature intuitive operation. Simple to identify, and operate even when wearing gloves.

Human Machine Interface (HMI) specialist EAO Ltd., has released details of the latest additions to its Series 09 family of automotive HMIs. EAO’s Series 09 family now includes rugged weather-proof push-button switches specially developed to operate reliably on the exterior of heavy duty vehicles such as municipal trucks and agricultural and construction vehicles.

Typical applications

  • Heavy duty lifting and handling vehicles
  • Construction vehicles
  • Agricultural and forestry vehicles
  • Road sweepers and refuse trucks
  • Fire fighting appliances

According to Robert Davies, Marketing Manager with EAO Ltd., the new Series 09 sealed push-button switches feature robust and long lasting elements optimised for low current operation in demanding hard-wired vehiclular applications: ‘‘They were specially developed for safe and convenient operation under all conditions and can easily be operated with gloved hands. Magnetic actuation and non-wearing reed contacts ensure reliable operation over an exceptionally long lifetime‘‘, Davies said‘

The new Series 09 switches are simple to install wherever a hard-wired switch is needed, on the outside or the inside of the vehicle. The large, 24 mm coloured lenes are securely integrated into rugged, rubberised 39 mm front actuators that provide IP67 ingress protection. Numerous lens colours are available from EAO, marked with both with standard and a wide range of application specific symbols.

For further information on EAO‘s Series 09 family of push-button switches and indicators please contact Robert Davies, Marketing Manager EAO Ltd. on +44 / 1444 236 000, via email at robert.davies@eao.com or visit

https://www.eao.com/en/series/09/series-09#cm9ihox0iettf07t58ruc6a67

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