Eaton · M22 Series

M22-K10

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M22 1NO Contact Block

Part number: M22 - K10
Eaton M22 Series Introduced circa 2000

Eaton M22 series 1NO contact block.

Common Applications

The Eaton equivalent of the Schneider ZB4-BZ101. Snaps onto any M22 button head. 1NO for start/enable functions. If you have Eaton M22 buttons, use Eaton contact blocks — they are designed for the same snap-fit mechanism.

Compatibility

Fits all Eaton M22 and legacy Moeller RMQ-Titan button heads. Not compatible with Schneider XB4 or ABB MP. Eaton contact blocks use a different snap-fit mechanism than Schneider.

Repair & Maintenance

Replace when button is intermittent. Same diagnostic process as Schneider: multimeter test, replace block. Keep minimum 5 spares per Eaton panel.

Specifications

Certifications
UL, CSA, CE
Contact Configuration
1NO
Mechanical Life
10,000,000 cycles
Series
M22
Terminal Type
Screw clamp

Installation Quick Reference

Mounting: Snap onto the rear of any compatible button body in the same series. The latch clicks audibly when properly seated. Some models require a mounting adapter.

Wiring: Terminals are marked NO (11/12) or NC (21/22). Use 0.5-2.5mm² wire with ferrules. Tighten to 0.8 Nm. Verify with a multimeter before energizing.

Dimensions

Wiring Diagram

L T 11 12 NO (open) press ↓

Troubleshooting

Intermittent switching

Silver contacts are pitted from arcing. Replace the contact block — they are consumable parts. If arcing is severe, check that the switched load doesn't exceed the contact rating (typically 6A at 120VAC).

Contact block won't snap onto button body

Verify the contact block series matches the button head series (e.g., Schneider ZB4 blocks fit ZB4 heads only, not ZB5). Check for debris or damage on the mounting tabs.

Quick Specs

Certifications
UL, CSA, CE
Contact Configuration
1NO
Mechanical Life
10,000,000 cycles
Series
M22
Terminal Type
Screw clamp

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