YB26RKG01-JD

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Pushbutton switches are a type of manually operated electric switch used for circuit breaking and controlling electric devices. The YB26RKG01-JD is a versatile, durable pushbutton switch available in momentary (single-pole single-throw), latching (single-pole double-throw) and adjustable (3-pole double-throw) configurations. Its design includes interchangeable actuator and contact blocks, a common operating coil, and a dust-proof base, making it suitable for many different applications requiring a switch.

Features of YB26RKG01-JD

The YB26RKG01-JDpushbutton switch has the following features:

• Interchangeable actuator and contact blocks
• Common operating coil
• Dust-proof base
• Robust construction for long life and reliable performance

Applications of YB26RKG01-JD

The YB26RKG01-JD pushbutton switch is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

• Industrial control systems
• Process control systems
• Medical devices
• Avionics systems
• Traffic control systems
• Building security systems
• Robotic equipment

Working Principle of YB26RKG01-JD

The working principle of the YB26RKG01-JD pushbutton switch is based on a movable contact arm (actuator) that is soldered to a printed circuit board and connected to a connecting contact block. When the switch is pressed or turned, the actuator moves and the contact block completes or interrupts the electric circuit, depending on the configuration of the switch. The dust-proof base prevents dust and other foreign particles from entering the switch and interfering with its functioning.

Conclusion

The YB26RKG01-JD pushbutton switch is a robust, reliable switch suitable for a variety of applications requiring a switch. It features interchangeable actuator and contact blocks, a common operating coil and a dust-proof base, making it suitable for many different applications. The switch works by moving a contact block when the switch is pressed or turned, thus completing or interrupting an electric circuit.

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