700ASP7B10M2RE

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Pushbutton switches, such as the 700ASP7B10M2RE, are typically used in a variety of applications, usually involving controlling circuits or triggering events. Pushbutton switches are available in both momentary (in which the switch will only remain activated while it is being physically "pushed" down by the user) and maintained (where the switch remains activated until it is physically held down to deactivate it) versions.

In terms of the 700ASP7B10M2RE, it is a momentary single pole, single throw (SPST) pushbutton switch.This type of switch is usually used in applications that require a simple on/off control, such as controllinga motor, a light, or a valve. This type of switch has a plunger that is connected to a metal or plastic lever that moves a spring contact in one direction for activation and the other for deactivation.

The working principle of a pushbutton switch is fairly simple; when the user pushes the plunger of the switch, the lever moves and causes the spring contact to move in a way that either closes or opens the circuit, depending on the type of switch. The closure of the circuit causes a current to flow through the circuit, which in turn triggers some kind of action, such as turning a light on. The opening of the circuit prevents the current flow, thus turning off the light.

In the case of the 700ASP7B10M2RE, it is best suited for applications that require a simple "on-off" control, such as controlling motors, lights, alarms, and other electric circuits. The switch is designed to be highly durable and reliable, making it well-suited for industrial applications. It also has a long life span, making it a cost-effective choice for applications where it will be used repeatedly.

In summary, the 700ASP7B10M2RE pushbutton switch is most commonly used for controlling circuits or triggering events. It is a momentary single pole, single throw (SPST) switch and works by the user pushing down the plunger of the switch, which causes the lever to move and the spring contact to open or close the circuit, depending on the type of switch. The switch is most suited for applications that require a simple "on-off" control, and is noted for its durability and long life span.

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