435005-1

Rotary Switches

The Rotary Switches is one of the most popular and widely used switching devices for decades. It provides users with an easy way to control and switch electronic devices. Also, rotary switches offer superior life cycles and provide silent, fast, and shock free operation. The switch\'s most common application is to provide an easy way of switching between two different levels of current. In addition, the device can be used to adjust the voltage levels of a device, turn on and off AC or DC power, or to control other electronic devices.

435005-1 Application Field and Working Principle

The 435005-1 rotary switch is a light-duty high-performance on-off switch. It is mainly used to control light-duty loads that require low isolation or switching of low or reduced-voltage AC and DC circuits. This device can be applied in professional lighting, fluorescent lighting, and doors, windows, light-duty tools, and a variety of ordinary electrical equipment.

The 435005-1 rotary switch works on the principle of linear motion. The knob of the switch is connected to an internal shaft inside the switch\'s body, which is connected to a linear actuating rod. This rod has a contact element at its tip that is connected to a contact ring, which rotates when the switch knob is turned. When the knob is turned, the spring-loaded contact moves on the contact ring, making or breaking the connection.

The 435005-1 switch is designed for durability, ease of use and maintenance. The contacts in the switch are constructed from a special alloy to ensure reliable contact throughout its lifetime. Additionally, the contacts are accessible from both the front and back of the switch. As the device is rated for a minimum trip voltage of 50 Volts DC and a continuously current rating of 30 Amps, it can be used in a wide variety of applications.

The 435005-1 switch is easy to install and operate as it has an adjustable stop on the internal shaft. This allows the switch to be set to a particular on or off position and will hold in that position until the switch is manually reset. This feature is particularly useful in applications where specific conditions must be met to enable the switch to be turned on or off.