7101SDWQE

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Toggle switches are one of the oldest forms of electrical switches. They are used to control the flow of electrical current from one source to another. The 7101SDWQE toggle switch is a type of switch used in industrial and commercial applications.
This type of switch is designed to be robust, dependable, and easy to install. It is constructed of heavy-duty chrome plated die-cast metal and features a low-profile design, which makes it easy to mount in tight spaces. It has two sets of terminals that allow two circuits to be controlled independently. It also features a removable handle guard to help prevent accidental switching.The 7101SDWQE toggle switch is available in two varieties: single pole and double pole. In the single pole configuration, a single switch controls the flow of current in one direction. In the double pole configuration, two switches control the flow of current in both directions.The 7101SDWQE toggle switch is typically used in applications such as motor control, lighting control, process control, and energizing/de-energizing loads. It can also be used to control the flow of electrical current in machinery and equipment for general industrial applications.The working principle of a 7101SDWQE toggle switch is straightforward. When the switch is flipped from one position to the other, an electrical contact is made and a circuit is completed, allowing current to flow. Conversely, when the switch is flipped back to the original position, the electrical contact is broken and the circuit is broken, interrupting current flow.In summary, the 7101SDWQE toggle switch is a dependable and easy to install switch designed for use in industrial and commercial applications. It has two sets of terminals, allowing two circuits to be controlled independently, and features a removable handle guard for added safety. It is available in single and double pole versions, and operates on the basic principle of completing and interrupting electrical circuits when the switch is flipped.

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