7103SPD9A2BE

Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are a type of electrical switch that operates by manually changing the position of a lever or rocker. Today, toggle switches are commonly used in many applications, ranging from simple home lighting to industrial machinery control. The Model 7103SPD9A2BE toggle switch is an example of a widely used toggle switch, and it is important to understand its various applications as well as its underlying working principle.

Application Field

The Model 7103SPD9A2BE toggle switch is categorized within the A series of Rocker and Miniature toggle switches from C&K. It is rated for up to 4 amps at 125 VAC, and it is largely used for residential and light commercial applications, such as light switches, motors, sound and lighting systems, and fire alarm controls. Additionally, it is suitable for applications such as those in other markets, such as those in audio, telecommunications, instrumentation and medical equipment.

Working Principle

The Model 7103SPD9A2BE toggle switch is manufactured with a 2-position lever and a contact system that includes both common and normally open contacts. This structure enables it to perform its job as an isolating switch, meaning that it allows electrical current to flow between the contacts when the lever is in one position, and it cuts off the flow when the lever is set to the other position. The lever is made of plastic or metal and is connected to the contact system via a metal or plastic strap.

Overall, the Model 7103SPD9A2BE toggle switch is designed to be durable and reliable and is considered an economical alternative to other types of switches. Its wide range of applications across various industries make it a suitable choice for many projects, and its working principle allows for easy switching between on and off positions.