CANEO series10 | Hygienic Touch Button | Blank Symbol

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IP69K-Rated Hygienic Capacitive Touch Button

The CANEO series10 hygienic touch button with blank symbol delivers reliable, contamination-free control for food & beverage, pharmaceutical, and washdown environments. Engineered for extreme hygiene with a fully sealed, flush-mount design that eliminates bacteria traps.

Key Features

IP69K Protection: Withstands high-pressure, high-temperature washdown (up to 1450 psi at 176°F)
Capacitive Technology: Works with gloves, no mechanical wear, 100M+ cycle life
FDA Compliant & EHEDG-Certified: Meets food safety and hygienic design standards
IO-Link Ready: Smart sensor communication for Industry 4.0 integration
Hygienic Design: EHEDG-compliant, smooth surface, no crevices
Vandal-Proof: Shock-resistant, tamper-proof industrial construction

Applications

Ideal for food processing lines, beverage bottling, dairy plants, meat processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and any environment requiring frequent intensive cleaning.

Product configurations can be modified via IO-Link. If you’d like to order a product with a different factory configuration that isn’t listed in our store, please contact us at sales.americas@captron.com.

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Washdown Recommendations

The CANEO series10 hygienic touch button will activate during washdown.

We recommend disabling button function or powering down your control systems before washdown.

Sensor Modes Explained

The CANEO series10 offers three different sensor modes:

Dynamic: The discrete signal is limited to x milliseconds when the sensor area is activated. Default mode is 300 milliseconds and can be configured via IO-Link.

Momentary/Static: The discrete signal is continuously on as long as the sensor area is activated.

Maintain/Toggle/Flip Flop: The discrete signal turns on when the sensor area is touched and stays on until the sensor area is touched again.

Input Modes Explained

All CANEO buttons are either M12, 5-pin or stranded. Depending on the input mode set, certain wires are used or left unused.

Automatic: (3-pin) LED is a set color when it’s idle and can be an alternately configured color when it’s touched.

Semi-Automatic: (4-pin) Idle LED is controlled by an output signal. Ideal when you would like to display a flashing signal to prompt the user to touch the button. An alternatively configured color is activated when touched.

Manual: (5-pin) Both LED colors are configured and controlled by an output signal.

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Assembly & Maintenance Instructions

Configurable Parameters

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Green/Red / M12 5-pin / Momentary \| Semi-AutomaticCS10H-MSDT-C20-030B	Green/Red / M12 5-pin / Momentary \| Semi-AutomaticCS10H-MSDT-C20-030B $92.99/ea	$0.00	Quantity	$92.99/ea	$0.00

Green/Red / Stranded / Momentary \| Semi-AutomaticCS10H-MODU-C20-0B9B	Green/Red / Stranded / Momentary \| Semi-AutomaticCS10H-MODU-C20-0B9B $92.99/ea	$0.00	Quantity	$92.99/ea	$0.00

Green/Red / Stranded / Dynamic \| AutomaticCS10H-MODU-C20-08DF	Green/Red / Stranded / Dynamic \| AutomaticCS10H-MODU-C20-08DF $92.99/ea	$0.00	Quantity	$92.99/ea	$0.00

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Need a configuration not seen here?

The products offered in this on-line store are just a small selection of what CAPTRON North America has to offer. If you need another configuration or bulk quantity order, reach out to sales.americas@captron.com to discuss your needs. Need help with product selection? Our technical team is eager to help, techsupport.americas@captron.com.

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