27ET119-T-E

27ET119-T-E Application Field and Working Principle

Toggle switches are one of the most basic types of switch available. They are generally rated for a variety of voltages and often times have multiple terminals 12V, 24V, or 110V. The 27ET119-T-E toggle switch is a normally open, miniature toggle switch for use in applications such as automotive electronics, electrical appliances, and industrial electronics.

When the toggle switch is flipped to its “on” position, electricity is allowed to flow through a connection between two points. This connection is known as the "load" and can range from a couple of amperes to more than 100A. Toggle switches are specified by the number of poles and throws (pins) they have, and later versions may also be engineered to effectively seal out dust and moisture.

The 27ET119-T-E is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) toggle switch. It uses two pins, one for each pole (the two points of switching). The two internal contacts connect to each other when the switch is in the "on" position, and disconnect when flipped to "off". This type of switch is also known as an on-off-on switch and can be used for various on-off-on types of switching. The 27ET119-T-E has a rating of 20 Amp/125VAC and 6 Amp/250VAC.

The 27ET119-T-E toggle switch is ideal for use in applications where a double-pole switching device is needed. It can be used to control two circuits simultaneously such as on a circuit board or in a machine such as a washing machine, for example. It can also be used for various on-off-on types of tasks. It is also popular in lighting applications, such as light switches, in which it is used to switch two lights on and off independently.

The 27ET119-T-E toggle switch is also known as a latching switch, as it typically maintains its position when it has been moved. The switch works as a spring-loaded mechanism, where a roller attached to the switch is pushed against a contact to keep the switch in its current position. The switch will stay in its desired position until the lever or roller is pressed or pulled to change position.