1241.7031.1120000

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are electromechanical devices used to control electrical appliances and machinery. The switches themselves can be simple on/off switches, momentary buttons, or rotary knobs. They are found in computers, vending machines, automatic doors, and a variety of other places. Pushbutton switches are used to enable and control a variety of functions. They can be used to start an engine, turn on or off lights and other electrical appliances, or to activate alarms or emergency systems. Pushbutton switches are also used in home automation systems, where multiple devices can be controlled from a single interface.

1241.7031.1120000 Application Field and Working Principle

Pushbutton switches are commonly used in industrial, automotive, and commercial applications. They are used to control any form of electric circuit, including motors, pumps, lights, and other appliances. The basic construction of a pushbutton switch consists of a button, usually made of plastic or metal, which is held in place by a spring. When pressed, the switch makes contact with two electrical contacts, allowing the electricity to flow and activate the desired function.

The pushbutton switch where 1241.7031.1120000 belongs has a lead-free solder connection, so it is suitable for use in hazardous locations such as gas stations, petrochemical plants, and explosive atmospheres where vapors and dust are present. The temperature range is -55°C to 125°C, allowing it to be suitable for a wide range of applications. The 1241.7031.1120000 has an IP67 waterproof protection rating, so it can be installed in damp or wet environments without worry of malfunction.

The 1241.7031.1120000 is designed for both momentary and latching applications. In momentary operation, the user has to hold the switch for the duration of the operation. When the switch is released, the operation will stop. A single-pole single-throw (SPST) switch is used for momentary operation. In latching operation, the user only needs one movement to start the operation and another to stop it, so no need to maintain the switch position for the duration of the operation. A double-pole double-throw (DPDT) switch is used for latching operation. The latching mode can be used in applications such as door open and close systems, window motor control, and motor control.

The 1241.7031.1120000 can also be used in emergency stop applications, such as in elevators, power plants and factories, where an emergency stop switch is required. The 1241.7031.1120000 is designed to break the existing circuit with a single actuation, providing an instantaneous emergency stop. The emergency stop will remain engaged until the reset button is pressed, which will return the switch to its normal state. The 1241.7031.1120000 is designed for safety and can thus prevent dangerous accidents or injuries.

The 1241.7031.1120000 is also designed for long-term use, with an electrical life of more than million cycles. This is suitable for applications where the switch is used continuously and regularly. The 1241.7031.1120000 is also designed to resist vibration, shock and corrosion, so it can be used in harsh environments and applications.

The 1241.7031.1120000 is a reliable, durable and versatile pushbutton switch suitable for many applications. It is designed for safety, ease of use, and long-term use, and can be used in hazardous areas, wet and damp locations, and harsh environments. The 1241.7031.1120000 can provide instantaneous operation and reliable control for a wide range of electric circuits.

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