42H36-01-2-03N

Actuator Type:	Flatted (6.35mm Dia)
Operating Force:	5.761 ~ 83gfm
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	--
Depth Behind Panel:	26.04mm
Features:	--
Termination Style:	Solder Lug
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Contact Finish:	--
Contact Material:	Silver Alloy
Angle of Throw:	36°
Actuator Length:	11.10mm
Series:	42
Voltage Rating - DC:	28V
Voltage Rating - AC:	115V
Current Rating:	1A (AC/DC)
Contact Timing:	Non-Shorting (BBM)
Circuit per Deck:	DP3T
Number of Poles per Deck:	2
Number of Decks:	1
Index Stops:	Fixed
Number of Positions:	3
Part Status:	Active

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42H36-01-2-03N is a type of rotary switch, one of the most common electrical and electronic components. This switch is used in various applications to control the flow of electricity. It is made up of a rotating shaft, on which the contacts are mounted, and a frame which encloses the contacts.When the switch is in the "on" position, the shaft is rotated so that the contacts make contact, allowing electricity to flow. In the "off" position, the contacts are separated, and the electricity is cut off. The rotary switch can be used as an electrical control. By rotating the shaft, the flow of electricity through the switch can be controlled.The main functions of 42H36-01-2-03N rotary switches include: switches circuits on and off, adjusts an electrical signal\'s level, and can act as a variable resistor in some circuits. It is often used in motors, lights, alarm systems, and other applications where an on/off switch is required.The rotating shaft of the 42H36-01-2-03N rotary switch is operated by a small handle, or knob. This handle can be used to switch the contacts on and off, or to adjust the level of the electrical signal. The shaft and contacts are usually enclosed in a metal casing, which helps protect them from damage or wear. The rotary switch can be made more reliable by incorporating mechanisms such as dampers, which reduce the physical stresses that can cause failure.The rotary switch can be operated in an automatic or manual mode. The automatic mode is usually found in home appliances and industrial machines, which use the switch to control the operation of the device without any user input. Manual mode is used in more specialized applications such as operating a motor or controlling a lighting fixture.The choice of a rotary switch depends on many factors, including the current and voltage requirements, contacts’ angle, amount of contacts, insulation materials, dielectric material, contact shape, and contact gap. The most common dielectric materials used for rotary switches are Bakelite or Phenolite, which are strong and highly resistant to wear and tear.The operation of a rotary switch also depends on the current requirement, and contact angles. When the switch is in the on position, the current flows through the contacts, creating an electric arc known as the "hot spot". In order to maintain the switch in this state, the contacts must form a continuous, complete circle. If the contacts are incompletely formed, the "hot spot" may become unstable, and the switch may fail.42H36-01-2-03N rotary switches are used in a wide variety of applications, such as motor control, lighting, alarm systems, streetlight control, and stage lighting. Some switches are used for the regulation of gas or water pressure, or for activating a pump in a wastewater or irrigation system.Rotary switches are reliable, durable, and cost-effective components that are essential for most electrical applications. For their wide range of uses, they are an important part of any electric circuit.

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