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Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is an on/off switch that rocks (rather than throws) when pressed. These are commonly found on electrical items that use power relatively infrequently, such as clamp lamps, coffee makers, etc. They are also used in either stand-alone or battery powered appliances, such as power drills and other power tools. Due to their reliability, rocker switches are often used in many industries, such as the automotive and medical fields.

7-1520102-3 Application Field and Working Principle

The 7-1520102-3 rocker switch is a double-pole, double throw (DPDT) rocker switch. This switch is commonly used in the electrical and electronics industry to control the flow of electricity to a device. This particular rocker switch can handle up to 10A at 125V, and is typically used to power lights, appliances, and other electrical devices in residential and commercial settings.

When the rocker switch is pressed in the “On” position, two contacts close and two contacts open. This allows electricity to flow through the switch and to the device. Conversely, when the switch is “Off”, two contacts open and two contacts close, thus blocking the flow of electricity.

This particular rocker switch has a durable, impact-resistant housing and is RoHS-compliant. It is rated IP67 protection against dust and moisture by EN60529/IEC529, making it well-suited for use in harsh environments. With a panel cut-out of 16.2mm x 8.5mm, this rocker switch is also ideal for tight spaces.

In addition to its applications in the automotive, medical, and consumer electronics fields, the 7-1520102-3 rocker switch is also commonly used in telecommunications networks and industrial systems. Due to its reliable performance and dependable construction, this rocker switch is a popular choice for many projects.

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