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Banner Engineering Corp.: EZ-Light K30 Touch

Touch button for single-point operation of machines, picking systems

Banner Engineering Corp.: EZ-Light K30 Touch
By Banner Engineering Corp. 
January 30, 2014

Featuring a compact, rugged design, the EZ-Light K30 Touch single-point device by Banner Engineering is engineered for efficient machine activation and pick-to-light operations.

Touching the button with a finger, hand or whole palm changes the light from green to red for bright, clear indication. Its ergonomic construction requires no physical pressure to operate, preventing stress on hands and wrists from constantly pressing buttons to actuate machines or verify correct picks.

Flexible, the button may be specified with one or two colors and with either latching or momentary outputs. Its 22-mm threaded base fits most control panels, making it a drop-in replacement for standard pilot lights and push buttons.

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