800F-FP4

1. What this is

800F-FP4 does not correspond to a real Allen-Bradley product. It was recorded in this catalog as "800F Red Guarded Push Button", but the code violates Rockwell's actual Bulletin 800F naming and returns no manufacturer or distributor results. If you found this exact code somewhere, it is almost certainly auto-generated or mistyped — treat it as non-existent.

2. Why it isn't real

Rockwell's genuine Bulletin 800F 22 mm pilot-device system uses:

• Colors as DIGITS, never letters: 1 = white, 3 = green, 4 = red, 5 = yellow, 6 = blue, 7 = black. Codes like "A7", "A1", "A4M1", "A8A8", "LW4" have no valid color field (there is no "A#" color, and 800F has no orange).
• Operators with actuator letters — e.g. 800FP-F3 (green flush), 800FP-F4 (red flush), 800FP-E3 (green extended). See the genuine operator entries in this catalog (#524 800FP-F3, #525 800FP-F4).
• Separate contact blocks — 800F-X10 (1 NO), 800F-X01 (1 NC) — that latch onto the operator (#523). 800F does not ship "complete/enclosed stations"; enclosed pushbutton stations are a different Rockwell line (800T / 800H, 30.5 mm). "Guarded/Shrouded" is a recurring catalog mislabel (cf ZB4BP2 #450 = projecting, M22-DRP-R #451 = mushroom) — not a real 800F actuator.

3. What you probably want instead

"Guarded" is not an 800F actuator style. For a red 800F pushbutton, use 800FP-F4 (flush red) or a red mushroom (800FP-MP4); a physical guard/shroud is a separate accessory.

4. Why this page exists (data-quality)

Kept deliberately. The Button Index ranks for this exact code, so rather than show a misleading spec sheet, this page tells you the code isn't a real product and points you to the genuine 800F system. Flagged pn_status: fabricated. If you have a source proving otherwise, it can be reinstated.