1571988-1

Rocker switches are basic switches that consist of a manual actuator and a simple spring-loaded contact actuator. A rocker switch is designed to provide switching action in stepped increments from one side of the switch to the other. The switch contacts are connected to the actuator by means of a connecting rod or rocker arm, so when the operator presses the switch the rocker arm moves up or down to make or break the contacts.

1571988-1 rocker switches may be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial control, and telecommunications. They are often used as control switches for lighting systems, security systems, electronics, and other low voltage applications. In automotive applications, they are commonly used to control the ignition, lights, and other electrically powered components such as fuel pumps and air conditioners.

Working Principle of 1571988-1 rocker switch

The 1571988-1 rocker switch is simple in its design and operation. It is operated by pushing down the switch and it works by using a combination of electrical components including the rocker arm and contacts. When the switch is depressed, the rocker arm is depressed and in turn, the contacts are moved from the “open” position to the “closed” position. This closes the contacts, which in turn activates the connected circuit and supplies power to the connected components.

The rocker switch also works in reverse, meaning that when the switch is released the rocker arm is released and the contacts move away from each other. This opens the circuit and breaks the connection, preventing current flow and thus switching off the power.

The 1571988-1 rocker switch is a versatile switch that can be used in a variety of applications. It is a simple and reliable switching device that provides reliable operation and economical cost. With its compact size and easy installation, the 1571988-1 rocker switch is a great choice for light control, security, and many other low voltage applications.