5642AKB

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Toggle switches are used in a variety of applications, including equipment control, circuit protection, signal distribution and safety systems. The 5642AKB is a standard toggle switch designed for general use in signal, power, and motor control applications.

The 5642AKB toggle switch is designed for use in signal and power control applications, such as switching between multiple circuit protection systems. The switch is rated for 10 Amps at 300V AC/DC, and has a contact resistance of 50m Ohms. It is suitable for a variety of environments, including Ultra Violet and corrosive environments, and is compliant with UL, CSA, VDE, and RoHS standards.

Features

The 5642AKB toggle switch is an on-off switch, which makes it ideal for signal and power control. It features a standard on-off configuration, with a black ON/OFF indicator. It also includes one single pole, double throw (SPDT) contact at each pole, which allows switching between two circuits.

The switch is designed for manual operation with a positive-acting mechanism. This makes it suitable for applications with frequent switching, since the switch is designed to prevent accidental actuation. The switch mechanism is also designed to provide feedback when operated, which makes it easier to detect correct actuation. The switch also features snap acting contacts, which ensure accurate and reliable switch operation.

Applications

The 5642AKB switch is suitable for a variety of applications, such as signal, power and motor control. It is often used in applications such as circuit breaker controls, power distribution systems, and motor control systems. It is also used in medical equipment, machinery, and computer systems. The switch is suitable for use in indoor as well as outdoor environments, and is compliant with UL, CSA, VDE, and RoHS standards.

Working Principle

The 5642AKB switch is designed with a positive acting toggle mechanism. This means that the switch requires positive pressure to be applied in order to actuate the switch. This positive pressure must be applied directly to the toggle handle, or indirectly by means of a pivoting lever, plunger, or other mechanism. When the switch is actuated, an electrical connection is made between two terminals. The switch must then be manually reset in order to break the connection. The switch can be used to control the flow of an electrical current, or to switch between multiple circuits.

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