50MB60-01-1-02N

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50MB60-01-1-02N Rotary Switches are widely used in different applications today. They are mainly used in various industrial and automotive applications where the need for a reliable and robust switching solution is required. These switches can be found in industrial equipment, such as lifts, ovens, and other automated equipment, as well as in automotive electrical systems, such as vehicle dashboards, steering systems, and even in the electronics used to control modern automobiles.

Rotary switches are highly reliable and offer a cost-effective and versatile solution compared to more conventional solutions such as push button switches. Additionally, the rotary design inherent in rotary switches makes them resilient to environmental factors, such as vibrations and shock, which may otherwise impair the operation of the switch. This feature makes them an ideal choice for applications with a higher risk factor.

The main components of a 50MB60-01-1-02N rotary switch include a series of stationary electrical contacts, a rotating shaft and a gear that rotates the shaft in order to open and close the connection. Usually, each stationary contact is paired with a second contact, so that when the switch is in the off position, the two contacts can not be connected, while when the switch is in the on position, the two contacts are connected. The number of stationary contacts and the number of pairs can vary according to the requirements of the specific application.

The operating principle of a 50MB60-01-1-02N rotary switch is relatively simple. When the rotary knob is turned counter-clockwise, it causes the gear to rotate, thereby allowing the rotating shaft to move and make contact with the stationary contacts. This contact closes the circuit and passes the electrical current through the switch. When the switch is placed in the off position, the rotation of the gear causes the rotating shaft to move away from the stationary contacts and open the circuit, thus interrupting the flow of current.

Rotary switches are widely used today in variety of industrial, automotive and domestic applications. They are highly reliable and easy to use, and are able to offer greater flexibility and reliability compared to other switching solutions. Additionally, their compact size and relatively low cost make them an attractive option for any application requiring a reliable and versatile switching solution.

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