08A36-06-2-03N

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Rotary switches, also called rotary cam switches, have been around since the 19th century and are still used today in a wide range of applications. A rotary switch consists of a rotating actuator with a cam and a set of contacts. When the actuator is rotated, the cam moves the contacts, thereby creating new electrical connections or breaking existing ones. The 08A36-06-2-03N rotary switch is a polarized rotary selector switch designed to perform multiple switching functions. It is typically used in power distribution panels, light switches, motor controls, and electrical apparatus.

The 08A36-06-2-03N is rated for 24A at 125/250VAC and has a UL (Underwriters Laboratories) Listing of UL Recognized and VDE Certified for a minimum current rating of 18A at 125/250VAC. It offers six positions in two sections, giving it a maximum of 12 total positions. The actuator of the switch can be removed completely from the base for easy access and servicing. The actuator of the switch is insulated from the rest of the switch for safety. Additionally, the switch has a lock-out feature that prevents accidental switching. It also has an anti-rattle mechanism to ensure smooth and consistent operation.

The 08A36-06-2-03N rotary switch is fairly simple in both design and function. It uses mechanical contact fingers to open and close electrical pathways as the switch is turned. The switch typically has stationary contacts, or donuts, as they are sometimes called, which remain stationary as the switch is rotated. The donuts are made of copper and are usually silver-plated. The rotating or moving contact fingers are typically composed of a conducting material such as silver, brass, or copper.

These contact fingers are attached to the actuator, which is a slider or knob connected to a cam. When the actuator is rotated, the cam pushes against the contact fingers, opening and closing electrical pathways as it rotates. This creates a connection between two terminals, which are located on the backside of the switch. Thumbscrews can be tightened to secure the switch\'s actuator in place.

The 08A36-06-2-03N rotary switch is used in many applications, including controlling the speed of electric motors, powering lighting, as well as controlling and switching electronic circuits. In some cases, it may be used to select different voltage levels for various electrical components. Rotary switches can also be used to regulate the voltage on multiple circuits, allowing for one switch to power several different circuits.

The rotary switch is a versatile and reliable switch that is easy to install and maintain. Its design offers the user a wide range of switching and control options, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications. Despite its age, the rotary switch is still a very effective and widely used type of switch.

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