Enerpac CC131 Pendant Pushbutton Control Station IP64

Product Description

The ENERPAC CC131 is a single-operator pendant pushbutton control station designed for direct operator control of industrial equipment. It features a projecting rectangular push button with a 3NO/3NC contact configuration, making it suitable for applications that require both normally open and normally closed switching in a single unit. The station mounts via a hanger magnet and ships with a 10-foot cord for flexible positioning. Rated IP64, the enclosure resists dust ingress and water splashing from any direction, supporting use in light industrial and wet-location environments. The two-tone yellow and black housing provides high visibility at the workstation.

This control station is suited for pendant-mount applications on hoists, cranes, hydraulic presses, and other industrial machinery where an operator needs localized pushbutton control without a fixed panel. The no-legend operator face keeps the unit generic for custom labeling or unlabeled service applications. The hanger magnet mount allows the pendant to be repositioned quickly without tools, which suits mobile or temporary equipment setups. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians typically perform installation and wiring in compliance with applicable NEC requirements.

Key Features

• Single projecting rectangular push button with 3NO/3NC contact configuration
• IP64 ingress protection rating — dust-tight and splash-resistant
• Hanger magnet mount for tool-free repositioning
• Includes 10-foot cord for flexible pendant reach
• No-interlock design with no legend markings for versatile application
• High-visibility yellow and black enclosure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade pendant control station for single-operator industrial pushbutton control applications requiring a 3NO/3NC contact configuration in a pendant-mount format.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC guidelines and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the controlled equipment before wiring or servicing the control station. Verify that the contact configuration and cord length are appropriate for the controlled circuit before final connection. Do not exceed the rated electrical specifications of the contacts.