1241.6834.1121000

Pushbutton switches are one of the most essential elements of industrial applications. The 1241.6834.1121000 model is an exposed-pin momentary, on/off switch that has been designed for use in a wide range of applications. This article outlines the types of applications for which this switch is most suitable, as well as a brief explanation of the working principles of pushbutton switches.

Introduction

Pushbutton switches are an essential element of industrial and commercial applications. These switches are typically used to control or activate specific functions or processes, when actuated. The 1241.6834.1121000 model is an exposed-pin type of momentary, on/off switch. This particular switch model is especially suitable for those applications where space is tight and it is important to enable reliable operation with long-term durability.

Applications

The 1241.6834.1121000 pushbutton switch is suitable for use in a range of applications including automotive, off-highway vehicles, marine, gaming, security and access control, medical equipment, vending machines, and industrial control systems. This particular model is designed to comply with EN 1088, a strict set of industry standards for exposed-pin switches; this ensures reliable operation within the typical environment experienced in the above-mentioned applications.

Furthermore, the 1241.6834.1121000 switch model is also designed to withstand repeated 50000 cycles of operation, making it highly suitable for any application that requires a long operating life. In addition, this model is also rigorously tested to ensure its robustness and resistance against vibration, shock, and dust or moisture contamination.

Working Principle

At their most basic, pushbutton switches use a combination of electrical contacts, a conductor, and an actuator to switch a circuit between the two states of "on" and "off". The 1241.6834.1121000 model is a type of momentary switch, which means that as soon as pressure is applied to the actuator, the switch is engaged and the circuit is activated. When the pressure is removed, the switch immediately disables the circuit. This type of switch is especially suitable for applications that need a rapid response.

The 1241.6834.1121000 push-button switch uses a combination of a movable contact, a spring, and a stationary contact to achieve its "on-off-off" function. The inside of the switch is insulated from the environment and atmospheric gases. The exposed-pin feature of these switches also allows for quick and easy installation and maintenance.

Conclusion

The 1241.6834.1121000 model of push-button switch is an exposed-pin type of momentary switch that is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. It is designed to meet the strict industry standards of EN 1088 and is highly resistant to shock, vibration, dust, and moisture contamination. Furthermore, this switch is specially designed to handle up to 50000 cycles of operation, enabling it to provide reliable performance in the long term.