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Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is an electrical switch that is activated by rocking or pressing a lever or paddle. They are used in a variety of applications, including as control switches mounted to wall plates or panels, in amusement machines, as indicators, and as parts of computer networks.

The 102TP81-3 Rocker Switch

The 102TP81-3 rocker switch is a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switching device designed for use in domestic and commercial applications. It is rated to 10A, 250V AC and has an integrated neon indicator light. It has two separate input terminals and one output terminal.

Applications

These switches can be used in a vast array of applications due to their versatility in switching functionality. CommonRock applications are for controlling lights, electrical motors, pumps, fans, audio devices, and general purposecontrols. Common household applications include the light switch found in many homes, as well as in commercial establishments, such as movie theaters, amusement parks, and shopping malls.

Working Principle

The rocker switch is a mechanical device, so it works using the forces of gravity and inertia. When the rocker switch is flipped, the internal contacts spring open or close in order to turn the appliance or electronic device on or off. The rocker switch also has an integrated neon indicator light which will signal whether the switch is on or off without having to physically test the switch. This makes the rocker switch an ideal choice for applications requiring an easy way to indicate the switch is in operation.

Conclusion

The 102TP81-3 rocker switch is a versatile and user-friendly device that is capable of handling multiple applications. It features an integrated neon indicator for easy visual indication of switch status. It also has two input terminals and one output terminal for easy and reliable control of electrical appliances and devices.

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