IMO Rapid Shutdown Initiator, Emergency Stop Button, 1NO/1NC Contacts, Twist to Release and Pull to Release Options for RSD
SKU: BG10P34-11
Product Summary
The IMO Rapid Shutdown Initiator is an emergency stop button designed for installation with solar panels, battery banks, or other energy systems requiring rapid shutdown in an emergency. Built to protect your investment and emergency personnel, it includes a durable IP67 rated case for long-lasting installation in nearly any environment. This button includes a twist-to-release and pull-to-release option, so you can choose the best design for your grid-connected or off-grid alternative energy system.
Specifications
- Rated Amperage: 10A
- Rated Voltage: 600VAC
- Dimensions (H×W×D): 3x 2.75x 3in
- Red = Normally Closed (NC)
- Green = Normally Open (NO)
- Switch Type: Pull to release
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IMO Emergency Stop Button Overview
IMO designed their RSD (Rapid Shutdown) initiator with a robust enclosure for demanding industrial and electrical applications like those found in alternative energy systems. This important device protects your alternative energy system, your installation site, and first responders who need to access the system during an emergency. It provides a single location to shut down all compatible and connected devices almost instantaneously.
IMO designed this RSD button with an IP67 rated, type 12 plastic enclosure, making it entirely waterproof and dustproof. This makes it ideal for indoor or outdoor installations, switchgear panels, battery storage enclosures, and industrial control stations.
Whether you're building a code-compliant rapid shutdown station, wiring a BESS (Battery Energy Storage System), or setting up an emergency stop point in a commercial or industrial environment, the IMO RSD button delivers dependability and visibility for your safety-critical application.
Key Features of the IMO Rapid Shutdown Initiator
- 40mm (1.57in) Red Mushroom Head Actuator: The large and high-visibility actuator ensures you can quickly and easily locate the button in an emergency.
- Safe Release Mechanism: Once depressed, the button requires intentional force to release it. One option features a twist-to-release mechanism, and the other option includes a pull-to-release mechanism.
- IP67 / Type 12 Rated Enclosure: IMO designed this button for complete protection against dust intrusion and brief water submersion.
- 1NO and 1NC Contact Configuration: It includes both a normally open and normally closed contact, offering flexibility for integration with a wide range of control circuits and safety relays.
Best Use for Rapid Shutdown Buttons
Use the IMO RSD initiator when your installation requires a clearly marked emergency shutdown button. The following systems commonly require an RSD button.
- Solar Panel Installation Sites
- Battery Energy Storage Systems
- Inverter and Power Electronics Panels
- Generator and Backup Power Systems
When used in these installations, the IMO RSD button provides a clearly labeled and easily accessible RSD device to protect emergency personnel in a crisis. Make sure your entire system conforms to the standards set by your local AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) and that all necessary components are properly tied to the RSD button for a fluid shutdown when activated.
Solar and Battery System Compatibility
The IMO RSD button easily integrates into most solar and battery storage systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the IMO Rapid Shutdown Initiator
When you press the mushroom head, the button locks in the compressed position (off). The twist-to-release mechanism requires an intentional twist to reset the button.
Yes. The IMO RSD button can serve as the manual rapid shutdown initiator in a solar system, a battery storage system, or an off-grid installation. Always integrate it with compatible RSD inverters, battery banks, and other system components and consult your local AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) to make sure your system conforms to local codes.
Per NEC 690.12, the rapid shutdown initiation device must be readily accessible and clearly labeled. Common placement locations include adjacent to the main service disconnect, at the utility meter enclosure, or on the exterior of the building near the main electrical panel. Contact your local AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) for additional requirements.
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