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A push button is a type of switch that is used to control the flow of electricity in a circuit. When pressed, it either completes (makes) or breaks (interrupts) an electrical circuit, allowing or preventing the flow of electricity. Push buttons are commonly used in various electronic devices and electrical systems for on/off control, triggering actions, or selecting option

A 2-pin Single Pole Single Throw (SPST) push switch that can turn power on and off is called a latching or self-locking switch. Unlike a momentary switch, which only stays "on" while you hold it, a latching switch maintains its on or off state until you press it again. 

Elcom International Pvt. Ltd., based in India since 1981 with headquarters in Mumbai, is a renowned manufacturer of electromechanical switches, including push-button switches . These components are widely used in industrial, commercial, and consumer applications worldwide.

• Manufacturing footprint in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, uses high-end tooling and production equipment.Products conform to global standards (CE, RoHS) and accredited to IEC‑61058‑1, ISO, and UL benchmarks

Elcom offers a broad selection of push-button switches suited for diverse needs:

• Available in square-head or round-head forms, with momentary or latching (toggle) behaviors 

• PBS‑1R and PBS‑2R series rated at 3 A/250 VAC, offer plastic actuators in varied colors 

• Includes gold-plated contacts for electrical reliability, custom knob colors/shapes, and optional symbol printing ● Flush-mounted Bell Buttons / Door Station Push Buttons

• Rugged metal modules for door intercom systems, e.g., GZM‑130 & ESK‑252AEE, crafted from stainless steel, with IP-rated enclosures and built to last in public interfaces 

• Pushcoder switches: Integrated with temperature control interfaces.

• Nylon/plastic, metal-bodied and illuminated variants.

• Custom solutions for tactile or industrial requirements 

• Voltage/Current: Typically handle up to 250 VAC and 3–20 A, depending on model .

• Configurations: Offered in SPST (single-pole single-throw) and SPDT configurations, and both momentary and latching types 

• Operating force ranges from light to heavy-duty, tailored for diverse applications 

• Designed for snap-action switching (rapid contact change) and high mechanical lifetime 

• Temperature range: –30 °C to +85 °C 

• Durable construction: Plastic, nylon, or stainless steel housings; some variants rated IP67 for water/dust resistance 

Elcom’s push buttons are deployed in a wide range of sectors:

• Industrial machinery & automation systems

• Electrical control panels

• Automotive and transportation

• Medical devices, security systems, telecom equipment

• Home appliances, door intercoms, and consumer electronics 

Examples:

• Motor control panels, telephone systems, and magnetic locks use durable models like PBS2

• Doorbell modules like GZM‑130 & ESK‑252AEE are built for outdoor use in door entry systems 

Push button switches are common electrical components that control circuits by a simple press of a button. They are found in a wide range of devices, from household appliances to industrial machinery.