CHINT Control devices, buttons
Buttons, indicators, emergency stops — you touch them, press them, rely on them. Chint control devices & buttons are built not just to look okay, but to last through dust, oils, vibration, and years of repeated use. These are not decorative; they’re working parts of control panels, machines, and automation systems
Chint Push Buttons — basic, illuminated, momentary & maintained
A Chint push button is the core building block of control. You need solid feel, clean contacts, durable housing, and modular exchangeability. Chint’s line gives you exactly that.
They offer illuminated push buttons — LEDs built in — so status is visible even from afar or under ambient light. You can pick red, green, yellow, blue — whatever your signal logic demands. The LED module sits behind a lens that diffuses light cleanly; no hotspots, no dim edges.
Then there’s the behavior: momentary push button vs maintained push button. Momentary (NO/NC) returns to default when released, good for impulses, start commands. Maintained locks in the position — useful for sustained states or mode switches. Chint supports both in the same form factors, which is a big plus when you build mixed panels.
Chint Selectors, keys, mushroom heads & emergency stops
Once you want more control than “on/off,” you go for Chint selector switches — twist, toggle, detent positions. The feel is mechanical and crisp. The positions lock or spring back depending on design.
If you need extra security, Chint key selector switch forces a key to operate — perfect where only authorized personnel should change modes.
For safety, Chint emergency stop button and mushroom head button are essential. The mushroom head gives a big red target you can whack in panic. Chint emergency stop units latch reliably, reset easily, and have robust contacts behind the scenes. No slop, no confusion. These are life-safety parts, so the design and mechanical strength matter more than “pretty.”
Chint Pilot lights & signal modules
Control panels need visual feedback. Chint pilot lights and signal lamp modules do that. They come in multiple voltages (12V, 24V, 110V, 230V, etc.), and LED versions dominate because they last longer and draw less current.
These modules snap or screw into front bezels, with lens colors that stay consistent over time. The electrical interface is standardized, so swapping a red for a green or replacing a burnt unit is straightforward.
Whatever the application — machine status, fault alerts, process stages — these indicator modules keep operators informed at a glance.
Mechanical & accessory integration
A good control line is more than just buttons. You also get Chint control device accessories — mounting frames, lens covers, protective hoods, snap-in modules — all meant to integrate cleanly.
Chint lenses and covers for control devices seal out dust, oil, moisture, and wear. They diffuse light, protect the lamp or LED element, and prevent direct glare. The covers stay stable over time — not turning brittle, yellow, or cracked.
The switch & indicator front elements combine mechanical switching and signal modules into one neat face. That keeps things compact and logical.
Chint Control stations & signaling for panels
Sometimes you need a consolidated local control point — Chint control stations bundle multiple push buttons, selectors, and indicators into one enclosure. That means fewer cables, simpler layouts, and intuitive interface points for operators.
And for alarms or status feedback, Chint signalling devices for panels give light and sound cues — integrated beacons, buzzers, flash modules. They integrate with the same mechanical and electrical logic so your control architecture stays uniform.
Why Chint devices hold up in real use
In real plants, control devices face harsh conditions. Chint gear is built for that: solid metal shafts, sealed gaskets, vibration-proof internal contacts, repeatable modular parts.
When you replace one button in 5 years, the new one fits exactly. The bezel stays flush, the wiring doesn’t shift, and the look matches the rest of the panel. That’s design done right.
Installers don’t want surprises. Chint control devices aim to give fewer surprises over time.
Wholesale & B2B supply
At Bank of Lamps, we stock the full Chint control-device portfolio: push buttons, illuminated buttons, selector switches, key selectors, emergency stop / mushroom buttons, pilot lights, momentary & maintained types, plus all accessories, lenses, covers, control stations, and signalling units.
We support B2B and wholesale in Europe (Germany, Netherlands, UK, France, Spain, Baltics), with datasheets, spec support, and consistent stock.
If you’re building control panels, automation systems, or retrofit lines and want devices you don’t worry about — Chint control devices are strong fit.