7101K2WQE

Toggle Switches

A toggle switch is a type of switch that is activated by an external force and controlled by a mechanical lever, handle, or knob. The 7101K2WQE toggle switch is a single-pole, single-throw (SPST) switch with a plastic actuator and a metal base, making it suitable for a variety of appliations.

7101K2WQE Application Field

The 7101K2WQE toggle switch is highly durable and reliable, making it well suited for many industrial and vehicular applications. It is often used in motor vehicles for functions such as lighting, wipers, window motors, and horns. It is also used for other applications such as industry machines, instrumentation, security apparatus, and home appliances.

7101K2WQE Working Principle

A toggle switch works by interrupting the existing electric circuit in the application when it is activated. This can be achieved in several ways, depending on the switch\'s design and construction. When a toggle switch is activated, it will connect or open the circuit and allow electricity to flow through. This connection and interruption of the circuit allows the switch to control the flow of electricity within the application.

When using the 7101K2WQE toggle switch, two metal contacts are placed within the switch\'s interior. When the switch is activated, these metal contacts will be pushed or pulled by the actuator which will make an electrical connection or break the existing circuit. This connection or interruption can be used to control the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the circuit, and thus controlling the application\'s functionality.

Conclusion

The 7101K2WQE toggle switch is a reliable and durable switch that is used in a variety of industrial and vehicular applications. Its working principle involves interrupting the existing electric circuit when activated, allowing the switch to control the flow of electricity within the application. This makes it well suited for numerous applciations and ensures that the switch functions as expected.