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Wireless Industrial Grade Foot Switches

steute Wireless' foot switches are available for operation at 915 MHz

Image of steute Wireless' Grade Foot Switchessteute Wireless introduces industrial-grade wireless foot switches featuring an internal energy generator. No battery is required. Actuation of the foot pedal generates power to send a unique, coded telegram to a compatible receiver. If, within 15 ms, the foot switch does not receive a confirmation signal from the receiver within 15 ms, it transmits a second telegram.

Features
  • Available for operation at 915 MHz maximum nominal transmission range: 50 m indoors, 700 m "free air"
  • Optional robust metal protection shield
  • Bidirectional communications with receiver confirming receipt of transmitted signal
  • Foot switch contact format configurable depending upon receiver model selected
  • Ingress protection rating: IP67
  • Mechanical life expectancy: > 1 million actuations
  • Operating temperature range: -20°C to +65°C
  • Certifications: FCC, IC (for SW915 MHz models)
Options
  • Available with or without protection shield
  • Transmission range extenders
    
Published: 2017-03-15

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