25ET17-2-F

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Toggle Switches: 25ET17-2-F application field and working principle

Toggle switches are electrical switches that are operated by a switching lever or a lever handle. They are commonly used to control a variety of electrical devices such as lamps, fans, motors, and various types of electronic circuits. Toggle switches can be classified into two primary categories: single pole, and double pole.

The 25ET17-2-F toggle switch is a double pole switch, meaning it is capable of switching two separate circuits with a single throw lever. It is commonly used in applications that require the capability to simultaneously switch two different current paths. This switch is rated for 250V, 15A, and is designed for surface mounting.

This switch is operating using a rocker action, meaning that the switch lever is pressed up or down to activate the switch. As the switch is pressed, two snap action contacts move simultaneously to open or close two separate circuits. The snap action contacts are also known as break-before-make contacts, which ensure that no two circuits are powered at the same time; when one is powered, the other is not.

The 25ET17-2-F switch is suitable for use in low voltage and current applications such as low voltage lighting and electronic circuits. It is often used as a power switch in equipment, such as televisions and video game consoles, where several power circuits need to be switched simultaneously. It can also be used as a toggle switch in a variety of other applications, such as controlling multiple fans and motors.

The 25ET17-2-F toggle switch is a reliable and robust switch that is designed for years of reliable performance. It is easy to install and can be used in a variety of applications. The switch is well-constructed, durable, and inexpensive, making it an ideal choice for a variety of electrical switching applications.

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