7103SH3AV2QE

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Toggle Switches are one of the most common types of switches and are utilized in numerous applications.

7103SH3AV2QE Toggle Switches are heavy duty 3-position, latching- and momentary-contact, sealed toggle switches manufactured by E-Switch. Depending on the circuit design and needs, it may be a SPDT, DPDT, and 4PDT design. These toggle switches have gold plated contacts, making them reliable on electrical current and best used for signal and logic switching.

The switches may be turned on, off, or to a third position. The working principle is that the toggle switch is a manually operated electrical switch. It is used to turn on and turn off the electrical circuit. It works by a spring return mechanism which requires mechanical force to move the toggle to its on or off position. This switching mechanism uses mechanical leverage to allow the user to switch between two circuits using the same lever. The lever can be operated manually.

7103SH3AV2QE Toggle Switches have many applications including automotive and marine vehicles, consumer appliances, TVs, radios, computers and communication systems, industrial equipment, lighting control boxes, medical controls, and security cameras. In automotive industry, they may be used to control headlights, wipers etc. In consumer appliances, they are used to control the power, timers and functionalities. In industrial equipment, their applications range from controlling motor speed, temperature, regulating liquid levels, and process control.

7103SH3AV2QE Toggle Switches are an excellent choice for multiple purposes thanks to the combination of high switching capacity and extended product lifecycle. They feature a high cycling rate and no deformation after extended use, and can be used in a wide range of environments such as high humidity, salt fog, and corrosive gases.

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