2TL62-5

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Toggle Switches are used in many different applications to control electric circuits. The 2TL62-5 toggle switch is used to provide safety interlock between two mechanical systems. It is a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch, which means it has two sets of double contacts, one for the ON position, and one for the OFF position. In addition, the switch has a built-in sensing circuit, which can detect the presence of a magnet. This is used to detect the movement of a machine, such as a gear shift lever. When the switch senses the presence of a magnet, it will automatically switch the circuit from ON to OFF.

The 2TL62-5 toggle switch can be used in a variety of applications, such as industrial control, automotive electrical switching, and medical device control. It is also suitable for use in higher voltage applications up to 690v. The switch is available in a range of finishes, including nickel plated and stainless steel, and can be used in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +80°C.

The working principle of the 2TL62-5 toggle switch is relatively straightforward. When the switch is pressed, it will allow current to flow through the contacts and complete the circuit. The sensing circuit detects the presence of a magnet, which is used to switch the circuit. When the switch senses the presence of the magnet, it will automatically switch the circuit to the OFF position.

The 2TL62-5 toggle switch is an efficient and reliable way to provide safety interlock for two different mechanical systems. The sensing circuit is able to detect the presence of a magnet, which is used to switch the circuit from ON to OFF. The switch is available in a range of different finishes and can handle up to 690v. It is suitable for use in a variety of different applications, such as industrial control, automotive electrical switching, and medical device control.

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