2TP7-7

2TP7-7 Application Field and Working Principle

Rocker Switches are used in a wide range of applications, such as automotives, building controls, and industrial electronics. The 2TP7-7 type of rocker switch is a high-tech product designed for the most demanding and professional settings.

The 2TP7-7 rocker switch features a double-pole, seven-position design. It allows users to select multiple functions in an efficient and compact manner. The switch is made up of an SPST-NO (single-pole-single-throw normally open) relay/switch, along with a common double-pole/seven-position switch.

The double-pole/seven-position switch has two separate contacts – one for each of the seven positions. The switch also features two independent SPST-NO relays at each of the two positions, allowing users to easily toggle between multiple functions.

In addition, the 2TP7-7 rocker switch is equipped with a locking mechanism, allowing the switch to remain in its current position when needed. This feature makes it easier to manually adjust the switch to its desired settings. Furthermore, the switch also features a special shutter-sprung key, which prevents the switch from inadvertently slipping out of position.

When it comes to working principles, the 2TP7-7 rocker switch features a unique and sophisticated design. It is composed of two individual relays, each having two poles. The two poles of each switch are connected to two SPST-NO devices, which are in turn connected to the two poles of the common double-pole/seven-position switch.

Each of the relay’s two poles carries a current, with each of the two poles acting as set-up and break-off contacts. When the relay is activated, the current flows through the set-up contact and is routed through the switch, then to the break-off contact. This process causes the switch to close and open as desired.

The 2TP7-7 rocker switch is a versatile and cost-effective solution for many industries. It is ideal for applications that require multiple functions in a compact package and can be used in a variety of environments. Not only does the switch offer superior performance, but its locking mechanism and shutter-sprung key ensure that the switch will remain in its desired position.