100DP1T1B1M2QEH

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Toggle switches are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings for controlling connections and applying measurements of electrical current to specific points. They’re often used to control lights, fans, and other devices, and are useful for operations that require high voltage power switching. 100DP1T1B1M2QEH toggle switches are a standard product from companies like Panasonic, Omron, and Allen-Bradley. This specific model is typically used for applications that require high amperage and high current ratings, with a maximum of 600 volts and a 1000 ampere rating.

These switches are made up of two parts: a toggle and a switch. The toggle is typically a plastic, metal, or ceramic material, and is secured to the switch with screws. The switch is a rotary or push-pull type that is designed to enable precise control of the electrical power, allowing the user to control multiple points with a single toggle switch. This toggle-switch model also features a wide external base, making it suitable for industrial applications in which a lot of circuit-breakers or current sensors are needed.

The 100DP1T1B1M2QEH toggle switch was specifically designed with a single pole, double throw (SPDT) configuration. This configuration offers the advantage of being able to provide power to two separate outputs with a single toggle switch. The switch is also equipped with a Kojima-style pole contact, which enables the user to control measures of current accurately. The model is also capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 60°C, making it suitable for use in applications where high temperatures may be encountered.

The working principle of a 100DP1T1B1M2QEH toggle switch is based on a simple electrical connection. When the toggle is pushed and held in the on position, the two internal poles that touch the switch\'s external contacts create a closed circuit, allowing electricity to flow through the circuit. When the toggle is released, the two poles open, breaking the connection and shutting off the electricity flow.

100DP1T1B1M2QEH toggle switches are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings such as lighting and motor control systems, machine control systems, building automation, and process control. With the Kojima-style pole contact, these switches are able to provide precise and accurate measurements of electrical current, making them suitable for applications that require high current switching. They’re also durable and capable of withstanding temperatures up to 60°C, making them suitable for use in a variety of environments.

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