Black Bipolar Switch 16(4)A 250V – 22 × 30mm, Conti & Cimbali

Black bipolar switch with O–I markings and a push-button cap, rated 16(4)A at 250V. The listed mounting hole is 22 × 30 mm. Listed for selected Conti, Cimbali and other equipment models below; verify electrical specifications, terminals and mounting before purchasing.

Specifications

• Type: bipolar switch
• Colour: black
• Electrical rating: 16(4)A, 250V
• Maximum listed temperature: 120°C
• Mounting hole: 22 × 30 mm
• Markings: O–I
• Supplied with push-button cap

Listed compatibility

• Conti coffee machines: CC100 Compact, CC100 Standard, Club, Montecarlo, Xeos, X-One, X-One TCI
• Cimbali coffee machines: M21 Junior DT, M21 Junior S, M32 Bistro
• Cimbali superautomatic machines: Q10, Q20
• Faema superautomatic machines: Barcode, including the supplied Barcode (202601-) reference
• CAB granita machines: Fast Cold 1, Luke 1, Luke 3, New Faby 1, New Faby 2, New Faby 3
• Satemac vending machines: EntheosII, EntheosIIDBL24V, EntheosXL, EntheosXS

Model names alone do not confirm every production revision. The Satemac model designation containing 24V does not change this switch's listed 250V rating. A manufacturer part number and full terminal specification have not been supplied.

Frequently asked questions

What mounting hole does this switch require?

The listed mounting hole is 22 × 30 mm. Compare the panel opening, retaining features, clearance and terminal arrangement with the original switch.

What is its electrical rating?

The supplied rating is 16(4)A at 250V. Preserve the full rating when comparing replacements; a qualified technician should verify suitability for the actual circuit and load.

Does it include the button cap?

Yes. The supplied description lists a push-button cap and O–I markings. No waterproof or ingress-protection rating is supplied.

Will it fit every Conti or Cimbali machine?

No universal compatibility is confirmed. Check the listed models, machine revision, electrical requirements and original switch dimensions before ordering.

Will this fix a machine that will not turn on?

A no-power fault does not establish a failed switch. Have a qualified technician diagnose the power circuit before replacement. Disconnect power and allow the machine to cool before servicing; never bypass safety devices.

Need help selecting the correct switch? Contact Bear Coffee Machine with your machine model and clear photos of the original switch markings and terminals.