08A36-06-1-10N-F

Series:	08
Part Status:	Active
Number of Positions:	10
Index Stops:	Fixed
Number of Decks:	6
Number of Poles per Deck:	1
Circuit per Deck:	SP10T
Contact Timing:	Non-Shorting (BBM)
Current Rating:	250mA (AC/DC)
Voltage Rating - AC:	115V
Voltage Rating - DC:	28V
Actuator Type:	Flatted (3.17mm Dia)
Actuator Length:	9.53mm
Angle of Throw:	36°
Contact Material:	Silver Alloy
Contact Finish:	Gold
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Termination Style:	Solder Lug
Features:	--
Depth Behind Panel:	64.77mm
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	--
Operating Force:	5.761 ~ 46gfm

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Rotary Switches

Rotary switches are electro-mechanical switching devices consisting of a rotating spindle or “shaft” that, when rotated, actuates a set of contacts that can be programmed to make or break connections in an electrical circuit. This makes them useful for any application where you need to control a circuit via mechanical manipulation of a switch rather than an external signal.The model designation “08A36-06-1-10N-F” is used to describe an industrial, single-pole, 10-position rotary switch in which each position (1 through 10) is mechanically connected to a separate set of contacts and can make multiple connections simultaneously with any other position or positions. The switch is designed to work with 12- or 18-volt DC voltage sources, and it is rated for a maximum of 1 Amp continuous current (or 1,000 mA). This makes it a suitable choice for many small-scale electrical engineering applications, such as automotive instrument panels, radio-frequency controls, and battery-level monitors.When it comes to working principles, a rotary switch operates in a relatively straightforward manner. A small electrical current runs through the spindle of the switch and activates a series of contact points along the circumference of the switch. As the switch is rotated, a series of electrical contacts are opened and closed, depending on the current position of the switch. In the 08A36-06-1-10N-F model, the 10 positions correspond to 10 different connections, so a change in position allows different connections to be made between different contacts.In terms of application fields, rotary switches are primarily found in commercial, industrial and military applications. Despite their popularity, they are often difficult to use compared to other switches due to the sheer number of connection points they feature. This can make it difficult to isolate or connect particular circuits, as the switch must be rotated multiple times to engage the correct contacts. In addition, their relatively large size and mechanical nature often make them less reliable and susceptible to electrical noise and vibration.Despite these drawbacks, rotary switches remain a popular option for a variety of applications. In high-voltage environments, such as electrical substations and large industrial plants, they are often the preferred choice for safely controlling and isolating circuits. Similarly, in portable devices such as hand-held radios, rotary switches are often used due to their robust and reliable nature. For example, the 08A36-06-1-10N-F model could be used in military radio equipment to control radio bands and frequency selection, as well as to monitor power levels and battery voltage.In summary, rotary switches are electro-mechanical switching devices with a rotating spindle that is used to make and break connections in an electrical circuit. The model designation “08A36-06-1-10N-F” describes an industrial single-pole, 10-position switch that is rated for 1 Amp continuous current and is designed to work with either 12 or 18-volt DC voltage sources. These switches typically find their application in commercial, industrial, and military settings, and they can be used in high-voltage and portable environments alike.

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