50KMPT36-01B03S

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Rotary Switches are common components used in a variety of different applications, ranging from control panels to medical and military equipment. A popular example of a rotary switch is the 50KMPT36-01B03S, which is an on/off type switch with up to five contacts per pole. As a result, it can provide multiple simultaneous switching functions between different circuits.

The 50KMPT36-01B03S switch is mainly used in applications such as alarm systems, industrial process controllers and audio-visual equipment. It provides five distinct contact positions, and the switch arms snap into place when turned, so that the switch is secure in a selected position. It has two poles, which means that two circuits can be switched at the same time.

The 50KMPT36-01B03S switch has a relatively simple and reliable working principle. It consists of a rotating switch spindle, which is attached to five separate contacts. When the switch is turned, the spindle rotates and the contacts open and close, breaking or completing the connection between the two circuits. The switch can be wired in either a momentary (push-on/push-off) or constant-on configuration, allowing it to provide either intermittent switching or more permanent connections. It is also available in a range of different colors and materials to suit different application requirements.

In terms of safety, the 50KMPT36-01B03S switch is rated up to 16 Amps, with a maximum voltage of 250 volts AC. It has a mechanical life of a million operations and is therefore an extremely reliable and long-lasting component. It also meets UL, CSA, CE and VDE standards.

The 50KMPT36-01B03S switch is available from a variety of manufacturers and retailers, and can be sourced at a reasonable cost. It is a simple and convenient way to provide multiple switching functions in a variety of different applications, making it a popular choice amongst engineers and technicians.

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