ABB Control devices for switches and sockets

Every control system starts with something simple — a button, a switch, a light. But in industrial environments, “simple” has to survive vibration, dust, heat, and a thousand press cycles a day.
That’s where ABB control devices come in. They’re built for people who use them, not just for spec sheets.

ABB Push buttons and pilot lights that never feel cheap

There’s something satisfying about the click of a real ABB push button. It’s solid but smooth — no wobble, no soft plastic feel. The contacts are silver-nickel, rated for thousands of operations, and they always give that clean, firm tactile feedback.

Installers like that the mounting is straightforward — lock ring, gasket, done. No fiddling with tiny clips that fly off into the panel.
And when you need to change a color cap or LED, it’s all modular — swap the insert, not the whole assembly.

ABB pilot lights are just as reliable. They’re bright, consistent, and don’t burn out prematurely like cheaper clones. The lenses stay clear, and the color temperature doesn’t drift. For quick visual diagnostics, that’s gold — one glance, and you know what’s active, what’s off, and what’s in alarm.

The LED modules run cool, no flicker, and they don’t fade under constant voltage. That’s why you’ll find ABB lights in every serious control cabinet from plants to ships.

ABB Selector switches that feel mechanical, not fragile

When you turn an ABB selector switch, you can feel it’s a real mechanism — positive detent, no slop, no random middle position. The rotation angles are precise: 2-position, 3-position, maintained or spring-return — and every position feels like it’s meant to be there.

The shafts are metal, not plastic, and the contacts are self-cleaning. That means no signal dropout over time, even in dusty or humid control rooms.
Labels and knobs snap in cleanly — it’s the kind of small refinement that saves frustration during commissioning.

ABB’s switches also support front or rear mounting and have sealing gaskets that actually seal — not just “rated” on paper.

ABB Control stations that survive anything

You can tell ABB’s engineers thought about field work when they designed their control stations. They’re solid, IP-rated enclosures ready for industrial environments — from water treatment to conveyor systems.

Each station comes pre-assembled or configurable with push buttons, pilot lights, and selector switches. You can build your own setup without special tools, and everything clicks into place securely.

The housings resist UV, oil, and impact. Cable entries are clean, threads are proper, and sealing grommets hold tight even after multiple maintenance cycles.
They just feel industrial — no creaks, no loose covers.

For field installations, ABB’s stations save hours. You mount them, wire them, test, and they’re good for years.

ABB Signalling devices that get attention

When a warning needs to be seen — or heard — ABB signalling devices deliver. Tower lights, buzzers, beacons — all built around durability and clarity.
The lenses don’t dull, and the sounders stay consistent across temperature and time.

These are used in assembly lines, automation cells, and warehouses — anywhere visibility and reliability matter more than design trends.
You can combine optical and acoustic signals, stack colors, and even integrate them into PLCs via standard contacts.

ABB keeps the design simple: clear wiring, modular bases, and locking couplers that don’t loosen from vibration. You assemble once and know it’ll stay together through the shifts.

Why ABB control devices matter

It’s easy to overlook buttons and indicators, but in the end, they’re the human interface of every system.
ABB’s components stand out because they feel engineered — real metal parts, firm actions, consistent light. No brittle plastic, no mushy actuation.

They also fit together across product lines. You can mix push buttons, selector switches, and pilot lights in one panel, and everything lines up perfectly. Same dimensions, same quality feel.

For installers, that means less time reworking layouts; for operators, it means years of reliable, predictable performance.

Wholesale and B2B supply

At Bank of Lamps, we carry the complete ABB range: control devices, push buttons and pilot lights, selector switches, control stations, and signalling devices — all available for wholesale and B2B distribution across Europe.

We work with electrical contractors, automation builders, and industrial maintenance teams who rely on durable, compatible components.
Orders ship fast — Germany, Netherlands, France, UK, Spain, Baltics — complete with datasheets, wiring diagrams, and configuration options.

Because when you build control panels that have to run for decades, every button counts. ABB makes sure every one of them works perfectly.