59HS18-05B20N

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Rotary Switches

A rotary switch is a switch in which the contacts are changed when the rotor is turned to an actuating position. The operating torque of a rotary switch can range from 6 to 30 in-lbs and come with a variety of actuator styles. The 59HS18-05B20N rotary switch is no exception. This is a commonly used switch in a variety of applications which will be discussed in detail.

Application Field of 59HS18-05B20N

The 59HS18-05B20N has a wide application field. It can be used for lighting control, it is an effective switch for hospital equipment, and it is commonly used in HVAC systems. It is also often used in industrial instrumentation, aircraft systems, and in various other electronic switch applications. The switch\'s IP67 rating makes it suitable for highly humid environments as well.

Working Principle of 59HS18-05B20N

The 59HS18-05B20N is a latching type rotary switch. This type of switch differs from a traditional rotary switch by requiring the user to turn the knob to the desired position and then actuate the switch in order to engage the contacts. The switch is available in single and multi-pole configurations, with up to five poles and up to twelve positions. This allows the user to select from multiple switching states with one switch. The switch also has unique side top and front mounting options, making it easy to install into various environments.

The 59HS18-05B20N utilizes a push-on-push-off feature for "non-latching" operation. This means the user does not need to actuate the switch in order to switch the contacts, as this occurs as soon as the knob is turned in either direction. This configuration is commonly used in aviation systems and other applications that require constant switching. The switch also has a unique mechanical interlock system which prevents overstressing the contact area.

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