26ET106-3B-G

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Toggle switches are primarily used to turn electrical circuits on and off. The 26ET106-3B-G was developed by several leading switch manufacturers and offers an attractive combination of design, power, and contact reliability. It is a latching switch with OFF-(ON) contact action, which can be used in many different applications.

The 26ET106-3B-G has a low operating temperature and is rated for 15A at 125/250/480 volts AC. It is also suitable for DC ratings, up to 2.5A at 28V. It is manufactured with silver contacts and a dielectric strength of 1000V RMS. The contact system is designed to prevent contact "welding" due to inrush currents and transient voltages.

The 26ET106-3B-G switch is characterized by a low bounce time between the contacts, which is important for the safe operation of high-current devices and DIN-rail circuits. This helps reduce the risk of damage to the components connected to the switch, which in turn helps reduce the need for frequent maintenance.

The switch also has a positive locking system, which helps ensure that the switch is not accidentally turned on or off. This is important for safety reasons and to minimize the possibility of equipment damage due to improper switching.

The 26ET106-3B-G switch is also available in a variety of enclosure types and can be used in harsh environments such as wet or dirty areas. It is UL recognized, meets the requirements of UL, CSA and VDE standards, and comes with an industry standard five year warranty.

When it comes to its applications, the 26ET106-3B-G switch is suitable for use in industrial machinery, medical equipment, automobiles and other electrical and electronic applications. It is also suitable for use in video and audio equipment, lighting and power control, and automation systems.

The 26ET106-3B-G switch works by allowing current to flow through the contacts of the switch when the switch is in the "ON" position. When the switch is in the "OFF" position, the current is blocked, preventing electrical current from being transferred to the load.

The working principle of a toggle switch is relatively simple. When the toggle switch is in the "ON" position, the two contact points are connected and current is allowed to flow through. When the switch is in the "OFF" position, the two contact points are disconnected and current is blocked.

The 26ET106-3B-G is a reliable and dependable toggle switch that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is designed for both indoor and outdoor use and is suitable for a variety of applications including industrial machinery, medical equipment, automobiles, and other electrical and electronic applications. The switch is also designed for reliable and efficient operation, making it a great choice for home and industrial use.

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