56S30S-01-4-02N

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A rotary switch is an electrical switch with multiple positions in which a rotary actuator is used to provide multiple switching positions. The 56S30S-01-4-02N, produced by the SKOGA Switch Company, is a rotary switch that has 4 positions and 1 pole.

Application Field

The 56S30S-01-4-02N is commonly used in the electronics and lighting industries. Many of the rotary switches on the market today are used for purposes such as lighting control, dimmer switches, industrial control, and various other applications that require multi-position switching.

Working Principle

The 56S30S-01-4-02N works by having an actuator, or rotating shaft, that is connected to the switch. This actuator is able to move from position to position, which in turn causes the contacts of the switch to engage and disengage various electrical circuits or load. The switch can then be used to control any number of devices or operations that require multi-position switching.

The number of positions that the switch is able to control depends on the number of electrical contacts that are present within the switch. For example, the 56S30S-01-4-02N has four positions, meaning that there are four electrical contacts. In total, the switch can control up to four circuits or loads by simply moving the actuator to the required position.

The 56S30S-01-4-02N is a durable and reliable switch that is available in many different configurations. The switch is made from a durable plastic, which makes it suitable for a number of industrial applications. The switch can be purchased with either single- or double-pole contact configurations and is available in both single-throw and double-throw configurations.

The 56S30S-01-4-02N is a cost-effective option for those looking for a multi-position rotary switch. It can be used for a wide range of applications and is a reliable switch that is sure to last.

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