700DP7B10VS2RE

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Pushbutton switches are a kind of electromechanical device widely used in industrial control systems, like automation, production process control, or consumer products. In the past decade or so, the use of pushbutton switches has become increasingly common in consumer, industrial, and military applications. The 700DP7B10VS2RE is one type of pushbutton switch that is designed and manufactured specifically for these applications.The 700DP7B10VS2RE is a momentary pushbutton switch with a normally closed contact configuration, meaning that the contact will remain closed until pressure is applied to the switch. This type of switch fits into a standard housing which is made of high impact plastic or die cast iron. It is rated for UL, CSA, and CE standards and is capable of handling up to 10 amps of current at 125 Volts AC or 28 Volts DC. The design of the 700DP7B10VS2RE ensures that it can be used in a wide range of applications. Its robust housing, solid construction, and pressure sensitive contact design makes it suitable for many industrial and consumer applications such as lighting control, machine control, industrial safety systems, vending machines, and gaming machines. Additionally, it is often used in military applications such as aircraft instruments, tracking systems, and remote monitoring systems. The working principle of the 700DP7B10VS2RE is fairly simple. When the button is pressed, the contact is opened, interrupting the circuitry, which then turns off or on the connected device. When released, the contact is closed and the connected device is turned back on. This type of switch is ideal for circuit designs that require a low power interrupt to switch on or off a load, such as a motor or LED. The normally closed contact design ensures that the circuit is effectively closed until pressure is applied to the switch, which prevents unintentional activation of the circuit.

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