2TP72-7

Rocker Switches: A rocker switch is an electromagnetic switch that is moved by a rocking motion and is operated either "on" or "off" and is commonly found in many commercial, industrial and automotive applications. The 2TP72-7 is a five (5) terminal rocker switch that is used in a wide range of applications including elevator shunt trips, direction control, and lighting. This article will provide an overview of the 2TP72-7 application field and working principle.

2TP72-7 is a five-terminal rocker switch designed for a variety of commercial, industrial and automotive applications. The 2TP72-7 rocker switch was released in 2020 and is designed to be used in very demanding environments and in a number of application fields. It has a current rating of 8A and a voltage rating of 150V. The use of this switch varies by application but generally it is used for applications such as elevator shunt trips, direction control, and lighting. The rocker switch is has a rugged design and is rated to IP67 standards, making it suitable for outdoor use.

The 2TP72-7 rocker switch has two distinct positions and two terminal poles, each of which can be used for a variety of applications. The switch has a main terminal pole that provides the power and a secondary terminal pole that controls the other device. The main switch is designed to control the on/off switching of devices connected to it and the secondary pole can be used to control other functions such as lighting, direction control, and speed control of motors.

The 2TP72-7 rocker switch has two different states which are dependable on the direction of the rocker switch. When the switch is in the forward position the switch is "on" and when the switch is in the backward position the switch is "off". The terminals of the switch are designed with an "open" and "closed" contact. When the switch is in the "on" position the contact is closed and when the switch is in the "off" position the contact is open.

The working principle behind the 2TP72-7 rocker switch is relatively simple. When the switch is in the "on" position, an electrical current is conducted through the switch and sends a signal to the device that it is controlling. When the switch is in the "off" position, the electrical current is not allowed to pass through the switch, thus preventing the signal from being sent to the device being controlled.

The 2TP72-7 is a versatile rocker switch and can be used in a variety of commercial, industrial and automotive applications. It is used in applications such as elevator shunt trips, direction control, and lighting. The switch is rated to IP67 standards, making it suitable for outdoor use, and has a current rating of 8A and a voltage rating of 150V. The working principle of the rocker switch is simple and straightforward, allowing it to be used to easily and effectively control a variety of devices with minimal effort and minimal risk.