37FBR2-AAW1121N

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Pushbutton switches are used to control circuits where only momentary operations or non-locking conditions are required. They are capable of performing a variety of operations, from simply making contacts to complex, multi-step processes. The 37FBR2-AAW1121N pushbutton switch is one such device, which boasts a wide range of applications.

The 37FBR2-AAW1121N pushbutton switch is a type of momentary off-on switch. It is actuated with a physical, mechanical push of a button. This type of switch is used in a variety of applications, such as controlling the motion of a motor or operating a machine. It is also frequently used in medical equipment and robotic systems, as well as in control boxes on machinery and vehicles.

The 37FBR2-AAW1121N pushbutton switch is designed to be either a normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) type switch. In the normally open version, the contacts are separated when the switch is not actuated. When the switch is pushed, the contacts come together, allowing electricity to flow. In the normally closed version, the contacts are connected when the switch is not actuated. When the switch is pushed, the contacts separate and the current is stopped.

The 37FBR2-AAW1121N pushbutton switch is rated for 6A at 250VAC with a maximum breaking capacity of 3A at 125VAC. It has an operating temperature range from -30°C to +85°C, and a mechanical life of 100,000 cycles. The switch is also IP65 rated, meaning it is dust- and splash-proof.

The working principle of the 37FBR2-AAW1121N pushbutton switch is relatively simple. When the switch is pushed, a movable armature in the switch housing moves, pressing down on a leverage bar which compresses a tactile spring. The compressed spring releases its force, pushing the armature against a contact disk to make the connection. When the switch is released, the armature retracts, allowing the contact disk to move back to its original position and the switch to open.

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