40-4684-00

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The 40-4684-00 is a type of pushbutton switch, an electrical component commonly used to control machinery and other applications. A pushbutton switch is typically used to turn an electric current on and off, and are usually actuated by pressing a mechanical button or pushing down a plunger. The 40-4684-00 is a button/plunger type of switch, as it is designed to be actuated by pressing a mechanical button or pushing down a plunger.

The 40-4684-00 is a two-contact pushbutton switch, meaning that the switch includes two contacts, one for power input and the other for power output. The contacts are oftentimes referred to as poles, with one pole for power and the other for ground. The 40-4684-00 offers a rated load of 5A at 125VAC and a switching current capabilities from 3A to 16A.

The 40-4684-00 is most often used in appliance, industrial and commercial applications where the switch is actuated by a user or by an underlying process. The switch is designed to be used in a variety of different configurations and is typically mounted through a die-cast mounting hole. In addition, the switch features a recessed plunger which allows it to be operated with fingers, thumbs and/or a fingertip.

The working principle of a pushbutton switch is usually straight-forward. When the button or plunger is pressed, the contacts are opened and closed, thus allowing an electric current to flow or preventing it from flowing. This process is referred to as actuation, and is akin to turning a switch on and off. The 40-4684-00 is no different, and can be used to easily manage the flow of current through the switch.

In summary, the 40-4684-00 is a two-contact pushbuton switch. The switch is designed to be used in a variety of applications and is actuated by pressing a mechanical button or pushing down a plunger. The 40-4684-00 offers a rated load of 5A at 125VAC with switching current capabilities from 3A to 16A. The switch is typically mounted through a die-cast mounting hole, and features a recessed plunger allowing it to be operated with finger-tips and/or thumbs. The working principle of the switch is straight-forward, as pressing the button or plunger will open and close contacts, allowing or preventing an electric current to flow.

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