ABB CP1‑10L‑11 Pushbutton Compact Flush Momentary Pushbutton Switc Compact momentary pushbutton designed for panel control applications. It has a flush blue actuator and robust design suitable for industrial and control environments.

The ABB CP9‑1087 is a compact, non‑illuminated, flush pushbutton designed for industrial control panels and operator interfaces. It is part of ABB’s CP9 series of pilot devices, typically used as a STOP control or general command button in control circuits. The actuator is red and flush‑mounted, and the body is made of durable black plastic, making it suitable for use in machinery control panels, automation systems, and electrical enclosures.

The ABB S1‑M1‑25 is a three‑phase power infeed / feeder block accessory designed for use with ABB manual motor starters, such as the MS116 and MS132 series. It provides a flat, three‑pole connection point that allows larger cable cross‑sections to be connected into the starter unit safely and reliably. This block helps distribute power from the supply to the motor starter and associated circuits. It is built for industrial electrical panels and control installations where robust power distribution and secure connections are needed.

The ABB CM‑MSS.13S is a thermistor motor protection relay designed to monitor the temperature of electric motors fitted with PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) thermistor sensors. It continuously measures the motor winding temperature via the PTC sensor circuit and provides a single change‑over (SPDT) contact output for control or alarm signaling. When the temperature exceeds a preset threshold indicating overheating, the relay changes state to protect the motor. The device is suitable for mounting on a DIN rail inside control panels and is used in industrial motor protection systems.

The ABB OXP6X430 is an operating shaft accessory designed for use with pistol handle mechanisms on switch disconnectors and safety switches. It functions as the extended shaft that connects the external pistol grip or handle to the internal switching mechanism of the disconnect switch. This allows reliable mechanical actuation of switches in control panels, cabinets, and industrial electrical equipment. The shaft is square in cross‑section and suitable for installation with compatible ABB switchgear accessories.

The ABB C3SS1‑30R‑11 is a compact, three‑pole AC contactor designed for switching and controlling electrical power circuits in industrial and commercial applications. It is part of ABB’s C3 contactor series, engineered for reliable performance in controlling motors, lighting, heaters, and other AC loads. The contactor features a built‑in auxiliary contact for control signaling and is suitable for use in starters, control panels, distribution systems, and automation environments.

The ABB MT‑110B is a modular panel‑mounted potentiometer designed as a control operator device in industrial control panels and automation systems. It features a black knob and non‑illuminated design with a plastic bezel, intended for use where adjustable resistance control is needed—for example, adjusting speed references, intensity levels, or setpoints in control circuits. The modular design allows it to snap into compatible pilot device assemblies and integrates into standardized 22 mm cutouts found in control panels.

The ABB MJS6‑40B joystick is a momentary industrial control joystick actuator designed for use in modular operator control systems. It provides directional control input in four directions (up/down/left/right) and is typically mounted in control panels, machinery control consoles, or automation interfaces. The joystick handle is supplied without contact blocks, allowing customization by fitting the appropriate contact modules to suit specific control requirements. It is a versatile pilot device used for manual control of motion, directional commands, or menu navigation in industrial environments

The ABB RC5‑2/440 is a surge suppressor accessory designed to protect contactor coils and related control circuits from high‑energy overvoltage spikes. When an AC electromagnetic contactor coil is de‑energized, the stored magnetic energy can generate transient overvoltages that may interfere with electronics, damage insulation, or harm sensitive components. The RC5‑2/440 unit helps reduce peak overvoltage and suppress high‑frequency transient energy by damping these surge pulses. It attaches directly to the contactor or contactor relay and improves reliability and longevity of control circuitry in industrial motor control and automation systems.

The ABB CP2‑10R‑10 is a compact, maintained pushbutton switch designed for industrial control and operator interface applications. It features a flush red actuator with a black plastic bezel and is non‑illuminated. The button maintains its operated position when pressed (i.e., it does not spring back automatically). It is part of ABB’s compact range of pilot devices, suitable for panel mounting in machinery and automation control systems.