702PB795

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Pushbutton switches are among the most commonly used switches in devices and appliances worldwide. They are relatively simple to install and function by pressing a small button or plunger, which activates a mechanical switch inside the enclosure. The 702PB795 is a popular pushbutton switch manufactured by a well-known company. It is designed to be used in many different applications, such as industrial, commercial, and residential devices. In addition, it can be used to operate lights, fans, pumps, and other mechanical systems.

The 702PB795 is a double-circuit, single-throw momentary operated push button switch. It features a 1/2" long plunger actuator and a 0.25" threaded mounting stantion. The switch is rated for 5A 125VAC, with a contact rating of 0.4VA max and a dielectric strength of 1500VAC. The 702PB795 is available in both SPDT and DPDT configurations and can be used to control lights, fans, pumps, and other mechanical systems.

The 702PB795 offers a variety of mounting options to meet the needs of any application. The switch can be mounted directly to the panel or housing, or it can be panel-mounted using the provided threaded stantion. The mounting hole measures 1/2" in diameter, and the switch can be installed in any mounting hole with the same diameter. The contacts of the switch can be wired either directly to the power supply or through a terminal block, depending on the application.

The principle of operation of the 702PB795 is relatively simple. When the plunger is pressed, it activates two contacts simultaneously. This results in a short circuit between the two contacts, which is then detected by the device or appliance, depending on the application. When the switch is released, the contacts open again and the circuit is cleared. In this way, the user can turn a device or appliance on or off by simply pressing the plunger.

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