Emergency Stop Button Switch E-Stop Momentary Shut Off Red PushButton Switches 1NO 1NC 660V 10A with Box

The good. It works. It doesn’t come with instruction. One side is on and the other is reverse. Guess which one I chose first?Second it is not deep enough for the capture end that comes with it. Nor is the opening wide enough to stick the capture inside the box in the wire end to capture the wire. So modifications will need to be made. Slightly bigger hole.Then you have so tight a space that you have to get the wire just right to screw it down and it won’t close the complete way with the wire and the capture nut inside. I made it work.It also doesn’t have holes on the top to secure it in that direction even tho it has a cuttout there. I had to drill to make it work. But it’s very sold of a productSo whoever printed it needs to make the modifications. Just a little more clearances.But it does work. And it seems well built on the stop button. Figure it’s an actual purchase on that side. Will see what the long term works. But I’m happy with it.Have a blessed day

This emergency stop button is a must-have for any workshop or industrial setting. It's easy to install and the bright red color makes it highly visible in case of emergency. The sturdy construction gives me confidence that it will function reliably when needed. It's a small investment for added safety and peace of mind.

I added this to my home brew CNC router and it works great.

It worked well.

Works great! It’s actually pretty fun to push and reset. It’s definitely the best feeling emergency stop button I have in my shop.

This was the perfect way to add an e-stop to a piece of equipment. self contained, well made, easy to wire.

Switch is pretty light duty. 14 gauge romex does not curve tightly enough to go around the small screws. Additionally the clearance in the box is so tight that if you use the enclosed cable clamp the box will not shut. I cannot recommend this switch. Look elsewhere

The switch has a normally opens and a normally closed contact. The contacts are not redundant and may not be legal in an industrial controls application. This however worked for my hobby CNC application.