Banner Engineering · Sure Cross Seeria

SSW-PB1-G

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Banner Sure Cross Wireless Push Button Green (PN unverified; real line Q45/Q120)

Banner Engineering Sure Cross Seeria Introduced circa 2020

Banner Sure Cross wireless push button — no wiring needed.

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Battery-powered wireless push button using Banner 900MHz radio. No wiring — mount anywhere. Press to trigger a PLC input up to 300m away. Used on mobile carts, temporary stations, and remote locations where running wire is impractical. Pairs with DXM/DX80 wireless I/O controllers.

Research Notes

1. Overview

This entry describes a Banner Engineering Sure Cross® wireless push button (green) — a battery-powered 900 MHz wireless button node that sends a press to a Sure Cross gateway/controller for real-time remote signaling (e.g. call-for-help, machine call, andon). Banner's actual wireless push-button products are the Q45 ("Sure Cross Q45 Switches and Push Buttons") and Q120 ("Wireless Button and Light Pendant") series. (Data-quality note: the stored part number "SSW-PB1-G" could not be verified — it returns no independent Banner/distributor source and does not match Banner's Q45/Q120 Sure Cross naming. Treat the PN as unconfirmed/likely-incorrect; the described product type is real but should be matched to a genuine Q45/Q120 model.)

2. User Sentiment

Banner Sure Cross wireless buttons are valued in factories for eliminating wiring runs — drop a battery-powered button anywhere in radio range for andon/call systems, e-stop-adjacent signaling (not safety-rated stop), or remote machine requests. Praised for long battery life and solid 900 MHz range; the practical considerations are Sure Cross network setup (gateway + nodes, binding) and confirming the exact model/part number (which is exactly the issue with this entry).

3. Real-World Applications

Wireless andon / call-for-parts / call-for-help buttons, remote machine start/call requests, and status signaling where running cable is impractical — press the green button, the Sure Cross network relays it to a gateway/PLC/light.

4. Technical Specifications (typical Sure Cross wireless button — verify against the real Q45/Q120 model)

  • Type: Sure Cross 900 MHz wireless push-button node (green)
  • Range: up to ~300 m line-of-sight (radio, environment-dependent)
  • Power: internal battery, multi-year life
  • Sealing: IP67 (rugged industrial)
  • Approvals: FCC, CE (radio)
  • Real product line: Banner Q45 switches/push buttons; Q120 button+light pendant

5. Ordering & Compatibility

Requires a Banner Sure Cross gateway/controller and network binding. Do not order by "SSW-PB1-G" without verification — cross-reference Banner's current Q45 / Q120 Sure Cross wireless push-button catalog for the correct model (green, button-only vs button+light, frequency: 900 MHz NA vs 2.4 GHz international).

6. Known Issues / DQ

  • DQ: part number "SSW-PB1-G" is unverified (only self-referential hits; doesn't match Banner Q45/Q120 naming) — flag and reconcile to a real Banner model. The product type (Sure Cross wireless green push button) is genuine.
  • Practical care: it's a signaling button, not a safety-rated E-stop; plan the Sure Cross network (gateway + binding), battery replacement, and correct radio frequency for the region.

2 sources
  1. Banner Sure Cross Wireless Push Buttons (Q45/Q120) — bannerengineering.com
  2. Sure Cross Q45 Switches and Push Buttons — bannerengineering.com

Spetsifikatsioonid

Battery Life
5 years
Certifications
FCC, CE
Color
Green
Device type
Sure Cross 900MHz wireless push-button node (green) — signaling, not safety-rated
IP Rating
IP67
Pn note
PN SSW-PB1-G not verifiable (only self-referential hits; does not match Banner naming). Banner real wireless push buttons = Q45 / Q120 Sure Cross series. Product type genuine; reconcile PN to a real Q45/Q120 model.
Pn status
pn-unverified
Protocol
900MHz Sure Cross
Wireless Range
300m line of sight

Paigalduse kiirjuhend

Panel cutout: 22mm. Insert from the front of the panel, secure with mounting nut from behind (tighten to 2-3 Nm).

Contact block: Snap or screw the contact block onto the rear of the button body. Ensure the contact block orientation matches the wiring diagram — NO terminals are usually marked.

Wiring: Use 0.5-2.5mm² stranded wire with ferrules. Tighten screw terminals to 0.8 Nm. Test the button function before energizing the circuit.

Mõõtmed

Veaotsing

Button doesn't respond when pressed

Check the contact block first — it's the most common failure point. Test continuity across the NO or NC terminals with a multimeter. If no click is felt, the return spring in the head may be broken.

Works intermittently

Contact block contacts are pitted or burned. Replace the contact block — don't try to file the contacts. Check if the rated cycle count has been exceeded.

Button feels mushy or doesn't click

The spring return mechanism in the button head is worn. Replace the head. The contact block can usually be reused if it tests OK.

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$1.72 — $74.1

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Kiirspetsifikatsioonid

Battery Life
5 years
Certifications
FCC, CE
Color
Green
Device type
Sure Cross 900MHz wireless push-button node (green) — signaling, not safety-rated
IP Rating
IP67

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