42H36-04-1-03N

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Rotary switches, also called rotary cam switches or rotary transfer switches, offer a unique combination of form and function. They\'re typically built for applications requiring quick and secure transfer of control from one circuit to another, such as in medical equipment, military applications, and industrial automation. The 42H36-04-1-03N is an example of such a device.

A rotary switch consists of a power contact with a mechanical contact arm that is attached to a central shaft. As the arm turns, it slides across contact points on the power contact and turns power on and off to different circuits. This action is then repeated over the number of contact points that are chosen in the particular configuration of the switch.

The 42H36-04-1-03N is especially suited to use in medical equipment that requires a secure transfer of power. It features a cam switch with a span of 36° and a single-pole, four-position construction. It offers a maximum voltage of 250 V and carries a maximum current of 6 amps. It is rated for up to 1 million electrical cycles, which makes it an excellent choice for long-term applications.

The 42H36-04-1-03N is also suitably rugged, with a corrosion-resistant brass body and IP 54 environmental protection. It also has a four-step cam rotor and is highly resistant to mechanical shock, vibration, and temperature fluctuations. This makes it suitable for use in many industries, including healthcare, telecommunications, industrial automation, aerospace, and defense.

The 42H36-04-1-03N might be may not be the most exciting component of any circuit, but it is an important one nonetheless. Its ability to securely transfer power from one circuit to another in a variety of applications makes it a crucial component in the success of a project. Its features make it a great choice to look into when designing a circuit where a rotary switch is needed.

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