50KMBP36-01B02N

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Rotary switches offer a wide range of user-friendly options. They are widely used in a variety of applications ranging from basic fan/power control to complex user-controlled access control. The 50KMBP36-01B02N rotary switch is a high-performance rotary switch that is commonly used in numerous industrial and electronic applications.

The 50KMBP36-01B02N has a button-activated switch mechanism and a single-pole, double-throw configuration. It operates on a single-phase power and can be used for a variety of outputs. It is rated for current up to 10 amps and can handle line voltages up to 600V AC. In addition, the switch also has a one-piece molded body and a break-before-make contact to ensure a smooth switch operation.

The 50KMBP36-01B02N can be used for a variety of applications. It is often used in motor control applications such as fans, pumps, and AC/DC motors. Additionally, it is also widely employed in control panel applications as a gate, direction, and speed control switch. In addition, the switch is also used in various test and measurement applications to control instruments, test equipment, and data acquisition devices.

The working principle of the 50KMBP36-01B02N is very simple. When the user pushes the button, the metal arm inside the switch moves and makes contact with the metal rotary armature. This causes the electrical current to be diverted to the desired contact point. The metal arm then rests against the terminal, keeping the switch in its new position. The contacts remain in their position until the user manually moves the metal arm back to its original position.

The 50KMBP36-01B02N is an excellent cost-effective rotary switch that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its high performance, reliable operation, and robust construction make it a favorite for industrial and electronic applications.

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